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Chapter 34
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Without military production unemployment would be many times the
actual figure.
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Although more jobs could be created by investing in social
welfare, we continually export our surplus production to the poor countries as
luxury articles for the upper class - and arms against the lower class.
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In order to find a market for artificial demands at home, the
system dictates that we dispose of our possessions and buy new ones just to keep
production running.
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Disposable society has thrown away the best in me.
It's thrown away sincerity,
the keystone of integrity.
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Disposable to throw away,
buy something new another day.
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There is nothing made that's made to stay.
Planned obsolescence will make you
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paper plates, cardboard skates, plastic silverware,
automobiles with disposable
wheels,
wigs instead of hair, that's how it is.
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Disposable the way you love,
not exactly what you're thinking of.
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Dispose of me when you are through
for fear that I'll dispose of you.
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Disposable your closest friend,
you're supposed to love right to the end.
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Your rigid mind won't let you bend.
You're further gone than you pretend...
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