BUNNY HUTCH

BUNNY HUTCH

THE FRIGHTENED BUNNY IN HIS SELF SEALING HUTCH 

BELIEVES IN THE FARMER, THE FIELD NOT SO MUCH 

HE’S SAFE THERE, HE THINKS, SAFE AND SECURE 

UNTIL THE FARMER NEEDS MEAT OR THE FARMER NEEDS FUR 

... THE FRIGHTENED LITTLE BUNNY

A CHICKEN LIVES A THOUSAND DAYS 

THE BENEVOLENT FARMER GETS THEM FAT 

NO ONE IS MORE SURPRISED 

THAN THE CHICKEN WHEN THAT CHICKEN

GETS THE AXE.

.... THE LITTLE FAT CHICKEN

THEN THERE IS BOXER, THE DUTIFUL HORSE 

GOING TO BUILD THE WINDMILL BY BRUTE FORCE

IT STANDS UNFINISHED, A PILE OF STONES 

THE WAGON CAME AND TOOK HIM, HE DIED ALONE

... BOXER, THE DUTIFUL HORSE

 HOGS ON THEIR WAY TO THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE 

ARE NOT A PRETTY SIGHT 

THE SOUNDS THEY EMIT WILL CURL YOU HAIR 

THE 21ST CENTURY HUMAN IS BEING CULLED, 

QUIETLY, VOLUNTEERING, WITHOUT A WORRY OR A CARE

... HOGS TO THE SLAUGHTER

FRIGHTENED LITTLE HUMANS SAFE IN THEIR HUTCH

THEY LOVE THE GOVERNMENT, PEOPLE NOT SO MUCH

THEIR WORK STANDS UNFINISHED, A SQUEAL AND A THUD 

DIDN'T SEE IT COMING, FACE DOWN IN THE MUD

...THE FRIGHTENED, FAT, DUTIFUL, STUPID HUMAN

publicly sung at Long Branch No Tears

August 7, 2020

Oconto Co., WI

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Some Are More Equal

https://escapedwageslave.blogspot.com/2018/09/some-are-more-equal.html

DANCING IN THE PRISON CAMP

https://escapedwageslave.blogspot.com/2018/08/dancing-in-prison-camp.html

BROWBEATERS' DELIGHT

https://escapedwageslave.blogspot.com/2020/03/browbeaters-delight.html

We're Dying Over Here

I like old men. They can be wonderful bastards because they have nothing to lose. The only people who can be themselves are babies and old bastards." John Updike

American Life Expectancy Dropping Dramatically Thanks to White Working Class Male Suicides

 27 November, 2019 Paul Joseph Watson

After increasing for decades, American life expectancy is now facing an alarming decline thanks mainly to suicides of white working age men.

A study published by the journal JAMA, found that life expectancy in America increased from 1959 to 2014 but that the number plateaued in 2011 and began decreasing in 2014.

“The study…found that the decline is mostly among “working-age” Americans, or those ages 25 to 64,” reports Live Science. “In this group, the risk of dying from drug abuse, suicide, hypertension and more than 30 other causes is increasing.”

The decline in life expectancy for working aged males has not been recorded in other developed countries and is a “distinctly American phenomenon,” according to study co-author Steven H. Woolf of Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine.

According to Lisa Britton, CNN’s coverage of the story omitted the crucial point that the decline was being driven by male suicides.

“CNN just did a piece on the declining life-expectancy rate in the US… and failed to mention it’s the MEN’s rate that is declining! Women have maintained a steady rate although there’s been an uptick in the women’s overdose rate (The Wash Post turned their story into that) Wow,” she tweeted.

...  the only demographic group that has seen a dramatic rise in suicides and “deaths of despair” is white, middle aged, working class men.

Despite this, the media and the culture still relentlessly blames that same demographic for both historical and contemporary societal ills, de-legitimizing their trauma under the rubric of “white privilege.”

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Lonely? You're not alone. America's young people are suffering from a lack of meaningful connection.

https://www.nbcnews.com/think/amp/ncna945446

The average person in the U.S. has only one close friend, according to a study published in the American Sociological Review. One in four people have no confidantes at all.

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Americans Are Lonely, Miserable And Depressed – The Legacy Of A Society That Has Rejected Family, Faith And Patriotism

http://themostimportantnews.com/archives/americans-are-lonely-miserable-and-depressed-the-legacy-of-a-society-that-has-rejected-family-faith-and-patriotism

Nearly half of Americans are lonely, according to a survey of 20,000 people across America by Cigna, which used the well-regarded UCLA Loneliness Scale to measure responses. Indeed 46% said they sometimes or always feel alone and 47% say they sometimes or always feel left out.