№ 511: Off The People, Buy The People, Gore The People

The Divine Right of Kings

is one of those things.

If you are king

you are for it.

If you are not,

you deplore it.

If you are a noble

with your own castle

opposing the king

may be a hassle

but it is well-known

nobles are prone

to killing kings

and stealing thrones,
gaining renown,
their names written down
as Cæsars of kingdoms
and stealers of crowns.

If you're a peasant,
your life is not pleasant,

you have to toil
working the soil.
A man of no season,
who can't feel fulfilled
and nobody notices
when you get killed.

No. 308: Same Old, Same Old

In every nation

the population's

abilities,

shall we say,

vary.

One person's smaller.

One person's taller.

One person's a worse'un. . . 

One
may be
very scary.

Now let's discuss

THEM vs. US,

i.e. inferior vs. SUPERIOR.

Looked at objectively,

one-by-one or collectively,

THEY are,
clearly,
beneath US.

(You want proof? Okay.
THEY stupidly say

they see things 
some other way.)

Our histories are, 
more or less, 
even,

regardless what lies
we say we believe in.

We're all good,

we're all bad,

we're clever,

we're mad.

We are sad. . .

We're heroes.

We're villains.
We hate (and love)
all of God's chillun.

It is undeniable

we're born unreliable.

The statistical averages

say we're all savages.
And,
strictly between us,
we regress toward the meanest.