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Aktion T4
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Sacred vector of illness
You are under-foot, in the way, ugly
Shit-stain existence
and you’re too scared to admit it to yourself
You are a part of the problem
Let’s start with your complacency
Complicit to live your life the way they want you to
Filling an invisible societal slot
They pull your strings
You’re smiling, you’re laughing
But you really have not accomplished anything in your life
Have you?
With those sullen, retarded cross-eyes
Staring into the mirror
Tears welling up
If you were honest with yourself
You’d admit that your happiness is simply veiled fear
Implanted with a sense of purpose
Undesirable vermin ejected from someone’s cunt
You might fool them
But you’ll never fool me
You wonder why
I refuse your acceptance
I don’t care about what you have to say for yourself
I find you fucking repulsive
It’s because
When you act that way
You’re speaking for me
In turn, they can weaponize my disease against me further
because they have been made to think
I will fold
I will bend
and I will break for them
But I never will
Mistaking a clenched fist and broken teeth for some sort of gimp social codex I ought to appeal to
Bullshit
You’re just as stupid as you’ve always been
Wheeling around in a fucking haze
Holding Mommy’s hand and grasping for a Kleenex
This was your one chance
and you ruined it
Far too dull to care about what you’re saying for yourself
You’ve spoken for me for the last time
Bless whatever made you sick
Sanctified pile of dogshit
Hit a cripple
Make the world a cleaner place
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