"Power—in America, everyone has power.
American politicians will tell you that your power is sacred, it's pivotal, it's important.
You are the great foundation of the nation, the cornerstone resisting cultural erosion.
But these fragile lies evaporate before the sword of reality like water on the scorching summer pavement, disappearing in mere seconds.
Do you have power?
You do. You have the power to wander the streets, unsure if you'll wake up alive the next morning.
Those fat cats also have power. They have the power to acquire everything in this world, and even if they break the law, they're never held accountable.
They have the power to buy freedom. As long as the money's right, forget prison—they won't even get indicted.
Our prosecutors are elected, folks, elected.
And their campaign funds come from the fat cats!
So, tell me, are those prosecutors serving the fat cats, or are they serving us homeless drifters on the streets?"
