Welcome
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Welcome
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Welcome everyone, to the second era of disunity
Democracy fails as wars for resources become a common occurrence.
As we tear each other apart in the middle east for oil,
Africa for diamonds,
and Asia for space and rubber control,
all seems lost.
It feels as if we're killing a statistic
rather than another human being.
Millions die in wars and genocide
as major news corporations exploit the deaths to better keep
the higher class first world countries enslaved by their retinas.
amidst all the chaos, all the death and destruction,
four boys ride in a minivan as a noise resonates from their stereo system
a sound that makes all the troubles, hate and oppression of this world melt away
a sound that makes all four of them sing along in unison...
... music.
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