It's not every day that one sees political criticisms on Writer's Cafe. It seems that under every economical structure, there is corruption of power and exploitation of people. It is depressing indeed that such is the nature of man. I like your opening quotation, and the general snarkiness of the poem. Unions are a great representation of the slippery slope from socialism to totalitarianism. Maybe if the unions start behaving better, we would have....
no... that will never happen...
It's not every day that one sees political criticisms on Writer's Cafe. It seems that under every economical structure, there is corruption of power and exploitation of people. It is depressing indeed that such is the nature of man. I like your opening quotation, and the general snarkiness of the poem. Unions are a great representation of the slippery slope from socialism to totalitarianism. Maybe if the unions start behaving better, we would have....
no... that will never happen...
Freedom is a must .For any nation. The point of being enslaved
has becoming so tiring.The bigger heads of this nice and wonderful government
should really look carefully into the moral intake of there stuctured society.
It's crumbling because there afraid to allow the people to reach the point
of self thinking,They feel it's better to control what people think and how they act.
There is no justification for those type of measure.
Especially in this Business they called the United States.
This is not a screen play. It is some sort of free-verse poem.
"And to be thankful that the freed us" should be "And to be thankful that they freed us"
The last couple of lines are a bit awkward. I understand the intent you're going for, but it doesn't really come out in those last couple of phrases. Last lines should be the grand finale, not the discordant whimper.
Makes me think of George Orwell: all pigs are equal, but some pigs are more equal than others? The pigs telling the others what to think, do etc ... One form of slavery, replaced by another form of slavery ...
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