The Thralls of Plutocracy

from Engineered Frailty by Deliquesce

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Impure breed, scourge of humanity, we suffer for eternity.

The most noble of putrid spawn, society complex shows as a new day dawns.

Kept high up on your pedestal, made out of the lower class.

You should not throw stones in your house made of glass.

Your ideals and views are askew

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from Engineered Frailty, released July 17, 2020

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