Fetten Jahre sind vorbei, Die
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But you can still help
make life bearable there.

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The First World could cancel
the Third World's debts.

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That's only 0.01% of the GNP!
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That would collapse
the world's financial system.

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You want them poor!
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It's the way to control them.
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Make them sell their raw goods.
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at dirt cheap prices...
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What do you know?
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Like you didn't cancel Jule's debt.
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- That's absurd!
- No.

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It's the basic rule of the system.
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Suck others dry...
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It stops them from reacting.
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That's not true.
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Sure, things need improvement...
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Environmental protection,
raising producer prices...

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But the system won't change.
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Why not?
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Yes, why not?
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The nature of man is
to want to be better than others.

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In every group,
a leader emerges quickly.

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Plus, most people are happy
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only when buying something new.
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Happy?
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Think they are happy, Hardenberg?
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Look around.
Get out of that company car...

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Walk on the street!
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Anyone look happy?
Or more like scared animals?

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Look into their living rooms.
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All glued to the TV...
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Listening to chick zombies...
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speaking of a happiness long gone.
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Drive around town.
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You'll see all the filth,
the overcrowding...

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The masses in department stores...
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Up and down,
like robots on escalators.

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Nobody knows anybody.
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They think
Happiness is an inch away.

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But it's unreachable,
because you stole it.

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That's how it is.
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You know perfectly well.

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