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by david kessel Dec 4, 2003 category : Life, society / about society
Just like kindergarten kids We are on this globe. Our triumphs and defeats Won't withstand a probe Of a child psychiatrist That can't find a cure For us, sicko agonists Who are immature. When we were just boys and girls Growing up together, We would fight for trucks, for dolls, Baseball bats from leather, And the playgrounds which we thought Only we could play on; Those of another lot We would always prey on, Beat them up and throw stones, Pull the girls' thin hair- "This is ours, stupid clowns You play over there!" We grew up and look mature, Our bearing seems demure, But in fact, the same old game We play now without shame. Only now we use tanks, RPGs and M-16s. Our friends are wheeling banks- Same old games with diff'rent means... I am big and you shall do Anything I'll tell you. If you don't, then I will sue After that, I'll shell you. This is our country 'cause That is what we say. We've got weapons, we've got laws To chase you away. Our culture is advanced; Yours ain't worth a darn. You submit to us or else We will do you harm. We are right and you are wrong And we'll kick your ass 'Cause you're weak and we are strong And we take no sass. When I look at what we do In this world today, I can't help but feel all blue At the way we play All the macho games we played Back when we were small. Now, in wars, in peace, in trade We replay them all.