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Dissimulative Ocular

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The death of the American dream was the birth of the F.R.S. Currency created out of perpetual debt Fiat currency backed by absolutely nothing rapidly eroding its worth The illegal creation of mass inflation through mass construction, Can’t you see that this way of life is entirely un-fucking sustainable A world where we slave everyday for nothing in the end It’s nothing more than a pyramid scheme Reckless spending, big bank bailouts , and shady corporate financial deals are all made possible by our system These fucking men our economic dictators Controlling every aspect of our life Complete power corrupts There is no difference between race or sex only rich and poor We are controlled by the selfish, wicked, and fucking heartless Forever shackled to the eye on our dollar We are the bastard children of an ever failing society It is the fear of losing assets coupled with the struggle to keep up with the perpetual debt, and inflation inherent in the system, compounded by the inescapable scarcity within the money supply itself created by the interest that can never be repaid that keeps the wage slave in line. a fucking hamster on the wheel working for nothing in effect powering an empire that truly benefits only the elite Because at the end of the fucking day who the fuck are we working for Debt is the fucking weapon used to concur and enslave societies interest is its prime ammunition I shall not be economically enslaved, I will not be silenced Open your fucking eyes before you die For they are waging a war an invisible war against us fucking all “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free

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