Why Do They - Difference in Diversity

Why do they want us as people divided rather than people united
Why do they choose to keep racism alive & strive to put their agenda of evil inside us
Why is one's sin different from another's sin when a sin is a sin & all sin is condemned under him 
Why do they treat us differently based solely on the color of our skin
Why do they pick & choose & place us accordingly 
Why do they claim this is the Land of the Free & the home of the brave, simply American made when the fact is this land was built off of slaves & minorities 
Why do they ignore the truth in confession & instead try & supply us a mystery 
Why do they teach lessons to our youth when there's proof that within those same lessons they teach, it's all lies in regards to our history 
Why do they portray Thanksgiving as a day of thanks, a meal shared amongst Indians & pilgrims, from mother's & son's to father's & daughter's 
When in reality the pilgrims stumbled onto land unknown with plans to over take it & make it their own so they carried out an invasion killing all indians, gunning down sons & brothers in front of their mother's while the fathers were slaughtered in front of their daughter's 
Why do they use religion to impede, appoint one of pure evil & greed to deceive the people that they lead
Why do they take advantage of the people in need
Them damaged & diseased on their knees panicked with pleas
The most controllable is them who are most vulnerable, so there lies the key for them to manage & seize.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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