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Premium Member Asinine Asymmetry

Asinine Asymmetry
abysmal
vapid
pedagogue

impulsive
advocacy
with FLUSTERED TORRENTS
blindly
indicting
scapegoats

subpar
dogmatist
in DEMONIC DIATRIBE
eschewing
impartial
testament

veracity
disparaged


Asinine Asymmetry
raucous
sweeping 
presage

emanating
palpably
from VEHEMENT ESPOUSER
flagrant
vacuous
utterance

neurotic
trivialist
with FATUOUS FLAMBOYANCE
underpinning
risible
posture

detachment
anathema

Speak Freely

Give me some contention
I need a good head spin 
I don't think you can fathom
All the trouble that we’re in

Serve free speech for dinner
Let's cut it to pieces
To divide it among us
And see how far it reaches

If you told me what you thought
Would I be compromised? 
And in the heat from your fire
Would I have to pick sides?

If I told you what I thought
Would it pull out your roots?
Would it give you the impulse
To give me the boot?

I am no dogmatist 
Man, I just want the truth
If you ban the contention
You are banning the proof 

If some opinions are contraband
Then can't I conclude:
If the truth can't defend itself
How is it true?

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