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  3. Americans really got bored with free trade, the best and brightest in the world wanting to come here, low corruption and childhood diseases like measles being eradicated.

Americans really got bored with free trade, the best and brightest in the world wanting to come here, low corruption and childhood diseases like measles being eradicated.

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  • codinghorror@infosec.exchangeC codinghorror@infosec.exchange

    @timbray @carnage4life either of you can call me right now to discuss if you want, you know my email address. Red five standing by.

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    @timbray @carnage4life

    "The lyrics of the song were written by Waters. They describe the senseless nature of war and the ignorance of modern-day humans who have been taken over by consumerism and materialism. In an interview, Waters shared the significance of each verse:

    The first verse is about going to war, how on the front line we don't get much chance to communicate with one another because someone else has decided that we shouldn't. The second verse is about civil liberties, racism and colour prejudice. The last verse is about passing a tramp in the street and not helping."

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      @timbray @carnage4life

      "The lyrics of the song were written by Waters. They describe the senseless nature of war and the ignorance of modern-day humans who have been taken over by consumerism and materialism. In an interview, Waters shared the significance of each verse:

      The first verse is about going to war, how on the front line we don't get much chance to communicate with one another because someone else has decided that we shouldn't. The second verse is about civil liberties, racism and colour prejudice. The last verse is about passing a tramp in the street and not helping."

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      @timbray @carnage4life us. and them. That's the problem, and you know it.

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      • codinghorror@infosec.exchangeC codinghorror@infosec.exchange

        @timbray @carnage4life us. and them. That's the problem, and you know it.

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        @timbray @carnage4life "I'm tired, boss."

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