Every gesture, every word of resistance counts. But with each act of repression, the men of money reveal themselves further. No longer can they meet in relative anonymity. Besieged by those who desire justice, the men of money are getting scared. They want to wipe the smile of resistance off these faces forever.
Carnival breaks down the barriers of capital, and releases the creativity of each individual.
It throws beauty back into the streets, streets in which people begin to really live again. During Carnival, as in rebellion, we wear masks to free our inhibitions, we wear masks to transform ourselves, we wear masks to show that we are your daughter, your teacher, your bus driver, your boss. Being faceless protects and unites us while they try to divide and persecute. By being faceless we show that who we are is not as important as what we want, and we want everything for everyone. So we will remain faceless because we refuse the spectacle of celebrity, we will remain faceless because the carnival beckons, we will remain faceless because the world is upside down, we will remain faceless because we are everywhere.