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Re-Address The Problem

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Re-Address The Problem

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Drawing attention to yourself

at anothers expense.

Your puritan stance

carries a certain pretence.

When an ego is at stake,

there's always a point to make.

Bigotted and self opinionated

there is no give and take.

Obsessed with changing the world,

not in changing yourself!

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