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Who's to Blame?

from Ugly Truths vol 1 by Poison Planet

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From the 'Ugly Truths vol 1' LP on Carry the Weight Records

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Born and raised to ignore our surroundings
Born and raised to never question
We consume and shit and we never think
"My actions cause immense suffering"
You would never beat an animal for fun
You would never torture an animal for sport
But you'd close your eyes and you'd turn your back
When faced with the realities of factory farms
Pens and cages, festering in their own filth
Pens and cages, restricting their movement and instinctual behavior
A life of torment and discomfort is all they know
"And you say turn it off, I don't want to know."
You absolve yourself of this injustice
You absolve yourself from guilt
"That animal was going to die anyway!"
You didn't torture these animals
You didn't wield the killing knife
You didn't fire the bolt gun
You didn't take their lives
But as you look to your table
You should be asking yourself,
"Who's to blame?"
Who's to blame?
Who's to blame?

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from Ugly Truths vol 1, track released May 26, 2011
Music: Deathsnake/Lyrics: 9 Volt

Bass: Sex Talk
Drums: Meltdown
Guitar: Bear Claw
Vocals: 9 Volt

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Poison Planet Chicago, Illinois

What separates punk from other genres of music is its visceral menacing sounds make it the perfect soundtrack for anger & protest. The direct result of this combination of elements is that it became a vehicle for socio-political ideas.

PxP firmly embrace that vehicle in the hope of advocating the idea of personal growth & change; personal is political.

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