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you’re breaking hearts that can’t be mended by purple these thoughts are common sense - they’re simple how can you devalue a life because of a lie you were sold by holy books laced in gold? we’ve got to learn to break the mould: kids have got to be taught, not told this hypocritical thinking is creating victims showing symptoms of ignorance and bewildering allegiance to nothing but a flag and a border on a map and it’s this ‘enemy’ that takes the rap in the form of a gun or bomb attack and you know that they’ll fight back and when their kids grow up they’ll forever believe that their daddies died for something, and that he achieved more than corpses, death and hatred; prejudice, fear and misled values from any holy book that never told truth and never gave you, or me, or her, or them or the masses of youth anything more than false hope but there are those that profit off the pain and misery and we can see the amount of jobs contracted privately as a result of invading and then 'restoring peace' in a country it doesn't take much intellect to see the positive effect on the economy that the fight for 'freedom' brings; these are not things to be taken lightly Letras de cancionesand consumed nightly like the nine o' clock news you're unlikely to be brought truth. i've said it once and i’ll say it again: the history books are bound to berate the men who’ve lost the battle between sword and pen because the winner’s taken both of them but it’s clear to me that one can see that there’s no real victory yet the cycle starts again - big battles between small men From Letras Mania