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Politics "Meeting In the Middle"


Now in days when has it been right to kill a baby at full term Take the day after pill To wear a vagina costumes in public as a cry for help Is a little too much... Don't you think? What about being respectful to yourself Than we're extermly disrespectful to each other because we disagree on politics Democrats, Republicans or whatever you happen to side with is the problem It's not right to kill a baby We can't force the church to marry gays We can have the court marry them though Meeting in the Middle It's not right to teach about being gay in school But adding an extra bathroom for a boy or girl Shouldn't be a problem Meeting in the Middle It's still the parents rights To choose what their kids what to embrace We choose to live a certain way Doesn't make it right to force others to live it too Meeting in the Middle What is right is for them to treat us as humans To respect us individuals Doesn't mean we need to agree It means we all need to live here together respectfully Meeting In the Middle It's better to be at peace than to be disrespectful to one another Disagreeing makes us who we are Finding a way makes us America Meeting in the Middle
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