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Artist: Snog
Canonical path: /snog/manufacturing-consent
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Manufacturing Consent
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Manufacturing Consent
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Man has given a false importance to death. Every animal,
plant, or man that dies adds to nature's compost heap ...
becomes the manure without which nothing could grow
Man has given a false importance to death. Every animal,
plant, or man that dies adds to nature's compost heap ...
becomes the manure without which nothing could grow,
nothing could be created. Death is simply part of the process.
Every death, even the cruelest death, drowns in total indifference to nature.
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