The End of Selective Justice
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The End of Selective Justice
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Standing face to face with disaster of ecosystems
You still use selective justice
No matter the price is
You divide life basis os spieces
Your discrimination is not explicable
No arguments sufficient
Justice based on species
Consciousness isn't better than racism
Taking away the rights to live from others
The level of development is an argument
Don't count on any approval
As long as millions of the innocent are dying
We want nothing more
Only submitting to the laws of nature
We demand nothing more
But nothing less will satisfy us.
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