Cripple Bastards
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Prisons

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Prisons

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Prisons: the cause of these hysterical masses.

Everyday we personally live jobberies, disagreements.

Everyday we have to face common prejudices.

Everyday we have to suffer wrongs....

Imprisoned in factories, offices, schools

wasting our time like animals in captivity.

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