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Harmless
 
  You’re comfortable as the poison dunce,
Completely oblivious
This might come as a big surprise
But since you’ve been sterilized
You won’t bite back
You’ve always been cut too much slack
And now you’re primed
To have a great time
Milk-fed full of boldfaces lies
Canned and homogenized
Perpetuated by the myth
Impassiveness equals intelligence
But you’re a star
Just like any accomplished liar
You can make it at last
Never let a good lie pass




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