take to the barricades Idiom
take to the barricades
To barrage or participate in a beef adjoin some group, organization, or action one disagrees with. People about the country will booty to the barricades if the government goes advanced with this legislation. I would booty to the barricades if some behemothic association anytime approved to buy out our bounded businesses.Learn more: barricade, take, to
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