This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Foundation of a nation build on fucking lies
Another welfare state tumbles and dies
System of oppression in the land of the free
Your equality and freedom means nothing to me
The rich pulls the strings of the politicians
To the voice of the poeple no-one is really listening
I thought it was called democraty
I don't think you know what the word means
Hate breeds hate
Hate breeds hate, breeds hate, breeds hate
People going crazy hunting their goals
Struggling to the top without any control
I see the green illusion developing greed
Overcoming common sense and what we really need
Diseases spreading all across the land
Crack kills so does guns in their hands
American interference in yet another war
Do the public know what the fuck for?
Hate breeds hate
Hate
Another welfare state tumbles and dies
System of oppression in the land of the free
Your equality and freedom means nothing to me
The rich pulls the strings of the politicians
To the voice of the poeple no-one is really listening
I thought it was called democraty
I don't think you know what the word means
Hate breeds hate
Hate breeds hate, breeds hate, breeds hate
People going crazy hunting their goals
Struggling to the top without any control
I see the green illusion developing greed
Overcoming common sense and what we really need
Diseases spreading all across the land
Crack kills so does guns in their hands
American interference in yet another war
Do the public know what the fuck for?
Hate breeds hate
Hate
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I meant to say for the brackets They don't believe that it works, or* that it's integrity is actually just.