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Two teenage girls were beaten by their father on camera last week/
You didn’t know that/
3 men in Mexico have had their throat sliced open and voice boxed replaced with their tongues/
They call this a kneck tie/
You didn’t know that/
Maybe you knew every 15 secs a young person is influenced to try a drug/
So what that means is in 10 secs some young man or woman will make a choice that determines the rest of their life/
Times up choose wisely/
A little girl was just raped in Ethiopia/
right after seeing her brother forced to take the cool steel of a burning ak 47 to the dome of her broken and bruised father/
put that image aside to see a man in his early 40s putting a thumbs up to his camera while he trys to penetrate his 2 year old daughter/
This will not be in the news but instead on your facebook pages/
We spend more money on the latest technology instead of preventing the issues’ that hurt are country/
Right, wrong we spend more money preventing the people who have lived here there whole life/
From staying in their homeland/
Sorry José, pueblo and Jesus the grass is already cut/
But let’s try to make Mexico clean/
Because honestly you don’t fucking care/
José is somebody’s son/
But you won’t bat an eye/
As long as it’s not happening to your child/
It shouldn’t happen to any child, bother, sister, mother, human being/
Since we are all equal in gods eyes/
But we still can’t see each other as people/
This is the nation of America/
United we stand divided we fall/
But you don’t fucking care/
I wonder if countries look at us like we do them/
That’s a nice place to visit said Africa/
Lets come back sometime said Russia/
They have more things than us said North Korea/
But you don’t fucking care/
There was a teenage woman in Hollywood/
On the news you probably heard about her/
She was white, blonde hair about 5’5/
She slit her wrist for Justin beiber tickets/
Do you care now?
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