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#onepercent
Millionaires down on our luck that’s the story, isn’t it? With one lucky chance or a gold watch found in a yard sale to propel us to the heights of hob-nobbery, this time next year, yeah? Another item on the unwritten list known by those that were born to know is that luck is a commodity like any other bought and sold by ‘families’ who hoard it, a surfeit beyond any lifetime’s need, releasing just enough so we all see it and believe it to be in reach Unless the stars aligned when you were born chances are you won't be on the List and you can make a good fist of work and burn your very soul in an effort to reach that goal yet when you burst your heart for the win the posts have shifted and you’ll lie spent looking at expensive leather shoes or highly polished boots as they step over you Work and noise are not enough when the system itself serves the few work and noise are not enough for things to get better for all and unshackle luck no justice, no peace
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Jun 1, 2020
Jun 1, 2020 at 2:42 PM UTC
A little luck
It's coming sooner than we think the final word the final breath the precipice, the brink The one percent building bars and bunkers safe protecting them from the sixty-th the nonintellectual fools and apes Scales tipped and turned common sense a horse beaten dead societal problems and complications stupidity a disease that spreads Mark your days and hours stock your shelves and guns people will be the death of us Homer Simpson's already won
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Mar 6, 2018
Mar 6, 2018 at 2:04 PM UTC
DOH! wins
Poor as **** but I dont care I'm good right here if you stay over there Nothing you have makes you better than me the 1% might say so but the other 99 will disagree
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 6:32 PM UTC
some *****
Some budding minds of larvae become slaves to indoctrination holding ransom to their morals with mundane anticipation. Ants and Bees take to the streets dragging dignity through the trip while sharks above hound them discipline at the crack of a whip. The struggle of paying to work catches the children by surprise though the nature of nepotism gives others meteoric rise. Ragged, they stay warm through the fires of finance killing so that the glutenous worms can feed off the standard of living. And those who live in glass mansions have their view clouded by rain as they look down at the masses with contempt and disdain.
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Jun 12, 2014
Jun 12, 2014 at 1:05 AM UTC
Redistribution of wealth through labor