I was with this guy at first, blaming rich men for the exploitation of mine workers. But then, in verse two, he turns around and points the finger at people receiving welfare. I stopped listening after the quip about "Fudge Rounds." Just shows that these kinds of conservatives correctly identify the problem, yet are still brainwashed into blaming the poor. The cognitive dissonance is intense.
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It took me a moment too. At first I agreed, then he headed straight into Leopards Eating People's Faces Party territory.