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Okay
Who's going to start off the first discussion?
And in socialism
it is better than capitalism
‘cause we think about the children and the seniors
and what we’d do if there’s a revolution
We fight and stand up for our rights
And I think capitalism is full of shit
No, no, no
I don’t agree
I think
My personalal
personalalal
personalal
personal posi
positio
opinion of capitalism is
is that capitalism is better
Boo!
because we get to go down
walk down to the corner
we can buy
Yay for Rockefeller!
We can buy a— a—
a penny candy bar for twenty-five dollars
and— and we can— we can have— we can—
you just walk down to the corner and get an orange
You guys have to pick ‘em
We just walk down to the corner
buy us an orange for twenty-five cents
plus tax, twenty-five dollars, and we can
And we’re even able
I think— I think— I think—
like we have more material possessions
like we can walk down to the store
we can buy a new pair of shoes
Um— Um—
In capitalism, uh— you—
you say our chocolate and stuff is junk
but our chocolate
it helps us get money ‘cause we send it to starving babies
and uh, and— and all the— and— and—
and we have— we had—
we even have signs up and— and—
and stuff that even say that we help save
um, you know on those cigarette packages
they even say uh, don’t smoke, and—
because it gives you cancer
that’s how concerned we are about our people
and we have warehouse and warehouses
full of bombs that can blow up the whole world
three times over and over again
so I think we’re— we’re more— we like— we’re—
we care for our people more than socialism
and— and we— we—
If you cared for ‘em
you wouldn’t—
you wouldn’t make the cigarettes to sell ‘em
And you wouldn’t—
No, no, no—
Yeah, and— and—
and your whole system is based on money
and our system is based on the people
so you’re all worried about getting all your money
and we’re all worried about making it better for the people.
Yeah, and you wouldn’t make bombs to hurt people anyway
We don’t have to buy anything
We can get it out of the jungle
We can make it by ourself and not use no money
It’s like you said
you said you’re at—
you had to buy them— your—
your shoes
well, we can make our own shoes, thank you
And in capitalism, it’s—
it’s just plain old better
that’s what I think
How come—
then how come here
where none of us are starving
we’re all healthy
and in the ghettoes, their—
their heads are getting real big
and their stomachs are getting very skinny
and knobby knees
and they’re not even healthy at all
No uh, hospitals
no food or anything
I think— I think that—
You say you can make your own shoes
I’d like to know what you make your shoes out of
We have rubber trees here.
Have you ever—
Have you ever processed your own rubber before?
We have a lot of people here and— and—
We work together—
We can get all our minds together and—
We can make factories like the capitalists do
but use them for the people instead of for the rich people
Have you ever done it before?
We don’t need to
We don’t just sit around in our office getting fatter and fatter
We stay healthy, thank you
We’re healthy, too
That doesn’t—
That doesn’t answer my question
I asked, have you ever done it before?
Have you ever made your own shoes?
Yes, I have, thank you
Out of what?
Tell me how—
Cowskin—
Um— not every—
not everyone has to make their own shoes
because everyone has different talents
We have shoemakers who make—
And they make it for all of us
But listen, listen—
We have uh,
pastrymakers that have talents of the
extraordinary talents
and they make our—
Then you buy that old crusty-ass stuff
that stays in the pastry box for
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from Lost Temple,
released November 30, 2021
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