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They wonder where support for tariffs and balancing trade comes from. This can give you a little flavor if you haven't lived through the sacrifice of American workers on the altar of Wall Street.

 
Jacob Petersheim said:
They wonder where support for tariffs and balancing trade comes from. This can give you a little flavor if you haven't lived through the sacrifice of American workers on the altar of Wall Street.

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What happened is America and other Western nations surrendered to socialist like the one in your song.
Basically, 1913 was the beginning of the end of the Republic. Private oligarchs took it over and called it 'federal' aka, The Federal Reserve.
Then created org;s like ACLU, SPLC, CAIR, ADC, FOR, etc,etc,
Don't worry ,you won't see any groups for the straight white male Americans, that would be bigot or racist.

www.dailydot.com

8 other ACLU-like organizations that need your help

Spread the wealth.
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Most of you probably don't watch "reactors" experiencing classic songs for the first time. This guy is pretty good though, and comes off as very genuine in the feelings expressed.

Full Metal Alchemist (and the more popular, lighter, maybe happier-ending Brotherhood reboot) are often ranked as "The King of Anime." Very solid story, very western-friendly, amazing characters. It's about family, tragedy, triumph against great odds, and perhaps most of all friendship.

This song has the two main characters apologizing to each other and forgiving each other for actions taken in the wake of the great tragedy of their young lives.

 
I’m currently listening to listen to my tears by fresco trey
 
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