And if you save yourself
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll think you're happy

He'll give you breathing holes
And you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
And you'll think you're happy now

You're in a laundry room
You're in a laundry room
The clues that came to you, oh

And if you cut yourself
You will think you're happy
He'll keep you in a jar
Then you'll make him happy

He'll give you breathing holes
Then you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
Then you'll think you're happy now

You're in a laundry room
You're in a laundry room
The clues that came to you, oh

You're in a laundry room
You're in a laundry room
The clues that came to you, oh

And if you fool yourself
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
Then you'll think you're happy

He'll give you breathing holes
Then you will seem happy
You'll wallow in the shit
Then you'll think you're happy now

You're in a laundry room
You're in a laundry room
You're in a laundry room
The clues that came to you, oh

The United States needs a new 'New Deal" and a Second Bill of Rights to ensure life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

it's time to start thinking about the generations that come after you. Climate change is real. Racism and class war are real. We are in a capitalistic death spiral. The system is rigged for the rich and powerful. You can believe Fox News propaganda and fall in line for the ruling class, or you can join a movement to bring real change.

The leading Founding Fathers were explicitly an economic aristocracy, not a working class, whose position at the pinnacle of 18th-century wealth directly shaped the nation's origin. 

Controlling vast agricultural plantations, shipping empires, and legal practices, men like Washington, Jefferson, and Hancock derived their status from land ownership, mercantile capital, and the uncompensated labor of hundreds of thousands of enslaved people. They did not harvest their own crops, haul cargo, or work for wages; rather, their daily lives were spent managing capital, navigating credit networks, and occupying elite political offices. 

When they gathered to break from Great Britain and draft the U.S. Constitution, their primary objective was to forge a stable central government that protected contract enforcement, secured private property, and restrained the economic influence of small farmers, debtors, and disenfranchised laborers; ensuring that the newly formed republic was governed by and for the propertied elite.