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Aeighty Aeight

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Aeighty Aeight

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False hate.

Searching for safe ground.

Finding comfort.

In this evil brotherhood.

False fear.

Propaganda.

Generations all forgot.

Lies are told and believed.

You are not human.

You are not soldiers.

Humans know how to love.

Soldiers know the real enemy.

National pride.

Racial cleasing.

Hide your face. From the truth.

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