A Treatise On Segregation

 

 

            They aren’t like us

            And they shouldn’t be allowed in our homes

            They’re different

            They’re vastly stupider than we are

            And they’re selfish and rotten

            Mongoloid bastards with no care but for themselves

            They bask in learned helplessness

            And are the reason we’re all so poor

            These fools

            These bastards who don’t want any better for themselves

            I think

            Given every opportunity in the world

            They’d squander it

            Shit. They have

            And when it comes down to it

            They don’t want to rise up

            No one wants them to rise up, really

            Because if they do, things will change

            And change is hard

            Which is why we don’t bother them to better themselves

 

            These yuppies

            With their money

            They ought to be put in different schools

            If they weren’t already

            And they oughtn’t be allowed to eat in our diners

            Yuppies are smaller of brain, it’s been proven

            By many a fine social scientist

            I like the expression:

            Would you rather eat a gallon of yuppie snot

            Or slide down a ten foot razor?

            We’d all choose the latter

 

            Why, if we don’t keep these people away from us

            They’ll saturate the poor

            And the poor will begin to become like them

            Some kind of mixed breed, except

            They’re not like us

            They can never be like us

            We are the slave race

            Poverty power!

            Poverty power!

            POVERTY POWER!

 

            With their Enya music and their sagging waistlines

            Ignorant fools. They can’t even talk right

            Like, like, like, like. That’s all I hear out of those mush mouths

            We need to guillotine a few of these bastards

            Before the others get uppity and start

            Thinking they can make policy

 

            If they want to go fight and die in the wars they made for us

            Well, I say let ‘em.

            I know, I know, it’ll be hard to integrate them

            Among all the rest of the poor kids

            But hey, if they want to die for us, good

            One less wigger on the streets

            To sell my kid crack

            He got from his father