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Premium Member Justice: Equal Vs Social

Equal is a state of mind
for justice expectation:
Law’s value place upon our deeds
with fairness calculation.

Social justice doesn’t work,
sounding good at first.
To redistribute mine to theirs,
 puts Freedom in reverse.

There’s no such thing as equal
outside of number games.
Our Constitution’s wise resolve:
Equal justice - One Tier Law.

Premium Member The Proof's In the Pudding of the Last Two Lines

Trump's another Hitler
            Mike Pence, a racist
          America's a slave plantation
            Accusations, the basest

          Shootings and murders are rising
            So let's defund the police
          Since jails breed hardened criminals
            Let's call for instant release

          Big corporations are all evil
            Their wealth, confiscate
          'Redistribute it fairly' --
            Will Congress take the bait?

          False analogies make us wince
            Illogical demands do too
          Woke-sters run the government
            And they're coming after you

Premium Member Utopia For Millionaires

He earned over a million in 2016
Then he did it again in 2017...
  
  Did he redistribute his earnings to the poor
  Did he sacrifice any creature comforts to cure
    All the world's ills, which we know --
    'Cos Comrade Bernie's told us so --

Requires replacing evil capitalist societies
With Comrade Bernie's socialist pieties


Hostile Takeover

Hostile Takeover
Written by: D. Collins 10/3/14

Way, back when, nobody saw the big plan.
Redistribute the vote all across the land.
Putting judges in place to enforce their will.
Carrying guns in case they have to kill.

Its been a hostile takeover of basic rights.
And, abortion decisions are taken overnight.
They chose this route because they cannot win.
No clue of the devil buried deep within.

NSA spying came from Bush’s regime.
Once it was exposed, it became Obama’s thing.
Obama got caught holding the bag.
America lost friends it once had.

A hostile takeover is what we’re currently in.
From the right to vote to the prison system.
A coup d'état is right before our eyes.
An ideology affecting so many lives.

Premium Member I Hear the Cry

By: Joyce Johnson

I hear the awful, mournful sound
coming from the hills around
as if all mothers on the Earth
at same time were giving birth.

The cry a low and doleful moan
for world’s disasters to atone.
The hills reverberate with sorrow
and deathly fear of the tomorrow.

Babies dying from a famine,
mankind must stop to examine
how to redistribute wealth,
bring all nations back to health.

Money spent to feed the war
could have gone to feed the poor.
We can never still the cry,
when the weak are left to die.



Michael's contest  "Sounds of a Cry"

Premium Member The Nature of Man. Co-Written With Carolyn Devonshire

My molten core is bursting at the seams
Billowing ash and smoke circle above
Volcanic eruptions are on the rise
Intense balls of fire I toss from my glove


  That damnation isle, this Icelandic land
  Eating away at our profits, typically planned
  This mother nature, no dollar sense
  No bonus for us, can she redistribute and condense
 
 
Mankind has been playing hardball too long
His head's over-sized and his ego too strong
Iceland is but the tip of the iceberg
I'm now plotting the next eruption surge


  There she goes firing of again
  Airports are closing, grounding more aeroplanes
  Tourism again hampered by her vociferous bellows
  Which is a pain in the ass for us holidaying fellows


Don't toy with my gifts; I'll be more gentle
Your fine Earthly home is but a rental
Be kind to my creatures both great and small
Perhaps my fiery heart will cool down after all


  Perhaps we have been harsh shooting from the hip
  It's a trait of man, it's why we self worship
  We appear to have grown a streak of selfishness
  As we now look around at our self made mess


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