The way he was raised turned his heart hard
and left his mind testosterone scarred
He learned to enjoy seeing others cry
his worst instincts became amplified
Not much for labor or serving customers
so he chose to become society's curse
Not much for reasoning or using his head
he took the oath and pinned on a badge instead
He feels so at home under a darkened sky
So no one sees the gleam in his delinquent eye
I wouldn't trust him even to mow my lawn
Why should we trust him with a gun and baton
We are all equal before the law. In theory that is true
But is there any law at all when the anarchists wear blue?
Process due! So long overdue...
A call comes from dispatch one fateful night
Mistaken identity. prejudiced fright
He arrives on scene chan'ling Dirty Harry
That night the Rule of Law would be disparaged
Salivated stalking his prey into a store
beat his helpless victim until down to the floor
the thrill of killing is all that he lives for
His blood is pumping now he feels engorged!
We are all equal before the law. In theory that is true
But is there any law at all when the anarchists wear blue?
Process due! So long overdue...
Backup helps finish the kill then congregate
bask in the afterglow and get stories straight
good old boys at precinct look the other way
hoping for a taste of that action someday
Cheif lies to the press and the citizenry
Honor among swine is no greater than theives
cover for each other like corrupt brothers
bad fruit in the bushel rotting the others
We are all equal before the law. In theory that is true
But is there any law at all when the anarchists wear blue?
Process due! So long overdue...
every day that passes
deferring just retribution
testifies to non-stop
systemic collusion
if we can't stop self-appointed
judges and executioners
then it is about goddamned time
we started a revolution here!
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- "Government is instituted for the common good; for the protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness of the people; and not for the profit, honor, or private interest of any one man, family, or class of men: Therefore the people alone have an incontestible unalienable, and indefeasible right to institute government; and to reform, alter, or totally change the same, when their protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness require it." -- Constitution of Massachusettes (1780)
Very nice and makes perfect sense.
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