Happy Death Day

I may not be the greatest interpreter but I think this song is meant to define the hypocrisy and the deception of the government, in this case the American government. Gwar has many anti-American songs, whether it's anti-politics or anti-trends.

I don't know much about the event, as I live in New Zealand (although I am the Ultimate Bohab :P). What exactly was the deception involved with colombine?

There was a high school where two students attended. They were anti social and in the end brought guns to school and shot a bunch of people ending it with themselves. Which makes alot of sense in the song because everyone was blaming Marlyn Manson for this happening because his music "told them" to do it.

"We must now attack the very children we have taught"

I find this line sticks out very well because the people that raised and taught these young men were no where on the blame list. Maybe it's their fault instead of a man who doesn't care about religion and wears make up?

I think this is making light of how much tragedies are celebrated, tragedies involving younger people particularly. Constant reminders within the media, in-depth elucidation of the events, making holidays of them, etc. It also hints toward the way violence is taught and perpetuated throughout the curriculum, so younger people are bombarded with nothing but these prime examples of mass brutality.