Subhumanistic Predictably Guided Behavior
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Subhumanistic Predictably Guided Behavior
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avenge the deceased.
to produce more deceased to be avenged.
that will be avenged by more deceased
that can only be avenged by means of death.
who will spawn more deceased to be avenged.
that will be avenged by the death of others
who will naturally have to be avenged.
then vengeance will come to those that killed
by means of death again.avenged they will be also
by the death of the ones that previously avenged.
and since their vengeance will cause death, pain and suffering...
others will have to avenge
only to give grounds for even more vengeance for the next to....
forever in bloodlust
forgot the cause
music be the sighs of mothers
weeping for their lost
subhumanistic predictable guided behavior
the bloodline perpetuates
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