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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required They'll poison our food, And they'll poison what we drink. Don't think into that though, That mountain's too steep. They'll push promiscuity, and play on our subconscious. Don't think our wives are attractive, but stay Eye-Boggling at strangers, who are simple minded and Ferocious... Ly picking at us, Primitively, Primarily, It hits us. They want your time, your attention, and all of your mind. Their message, sit still, consume more, get bigger. The unhealthier and more disconnected we are... Their wallets never wear thinner. "We'll give you everything," said the world. They shove it down our throats. "Don't move until you reach the gym," but will push the algorithm at you, watch about it, and don't go. Everything is where you are... Why would you need to try? To self actualise, to understand... They are intent on poisoning our minds. Not just yours, our children's, our sons and our daughters. Identifying as cats and line our children up for vaccination like cattle waiting for slaughter. Understanding this world, exposing it and educating our youth is how we are already winning, despite what they know is best. Parents who see the agenda, see what was forced onto them... And who say no with their entire chest. **** Recieved this morning... Then written - MD 29/1/26
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