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We Wants Revenge

from Diaspora Problems by SOUL GLO

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I’m so bored by the left, protests, and the reluctance to militarize. No one’s left blind by eye for an eye unless you make the same mistake twice. I was in 3rd grade and very fucking afraid on the day i was “radicalized.” It was 9/11, I was 9, and it was the first time my dad’s mortality was in front of my eyes.

I’m so bored by the left, protests, and the reluctance to militarize. No one’s left blind by eye for an eye unless you make the same mistake twice. Peace is still a part of my ideal life, if our first record’s vibe is still on yr mind. In this ongoing genocide, these whites will try, and they can chat with my .9

I want my mf childhood back. Intuition, not nationalism, tells me I’m under attack. When my sister and me finally got picked up by my Dad, he showed us DC on TV and talked to us while we sat. He said,
“This is what people do to each other” I was raised on love for the other, but that’s not the language that the world wanna use. So we be switching the shoes, cus no one know what to do (to) deescalate and diffuse. Welcome! Welcome! Will you accept their crumbs? Or shed yr liberalism
and claim yr freedom?

Was I supposed to believe the country that killed Dr. King and stay pledging allegiance to a symbol of hate every morning? This shit is so basic, it’s highkey embarrassing, and still too much for some people to receive.

I was in 3rd grade and very fucking afraid on the day i was “radicalized.” It was 9/11, I was 9, and it was the first time my dad’s mortality was in front of my eyes. I’m so bored by the left, protests, and the reluctance to militarize. No one’s left blind by eye for an eye unless you make the same mistake twice.

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from Diaspora Problems, released March 25, 2022

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