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The Gospel According To Erinnyes

from 2011 Tour EP by Upinatem

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For almost a whole decade, just a fantastical dream. Twisted to be a multi-purpose straw man for the scheme that led to a near-genocidal war in the wrong land. Behold the awesome power of the hatred of one man. Surprise! The guy you said was soft on terror, with surgical precision, split his head. And as the streets filled like it was V-J Day, my expected jubilation turned to dread. Don't get me wrong, because I'm glad that fucker's dead, but I don't portend to be more Christian than usted. If Torah justice is all we ever seek, I think we'll find that 'eye for an eye' will truly leave the whole world fucking blind. It's funny, the schlemiel you said would error on pussing out just laid your fears to rest. They proved you needn't wipe out a whole village for retribution we should all detest. When you forsake the distinguishing teaching that justified your claim of 'civilized,' you disqualify the effect of religion and compartmentalize what you've defined, exposing the lust for control in your designs. When all is said and done, we see the effects of one man's blow can't be atoned for by sinking his ass 12 fathoms below. There's no way I'm the only one who recalls their jubilation as our people died. Chalk it up to fucked-up human nature. Lost irony respective of each side.

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from 2011 Tour EP, track released July 29, 2011

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