Diseased
Systemic Sickness Unveiled: A Cry Against Injustice
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Turn away the sick and the poor
Rejecting the sick and poor, possibly criticizing a lack of compassion in society.
Greedy providers always want more
Critique of profit-driven healthcare providers always seeking more money.
Rich get all their treatment with ease
Highlighting the ease with which the wealthy receive medical treatment, emphasizing inequality.
This system is the fucking disease
Labeling the existing healthcare system as a significant problem or "disease."
You're dead without treatment, there's nothing you can do
Emphasizing the dire consequences of lacking treatment, possibly questioning the value of life in such a system.
They wanna save your wallet, they don't wanna save you
Criticizing a focus on financial savings over saving lives in medical decisions.
Doesn't matter if you're handicapped, disabled or you're sick
Indicating that regardless of one's health condition, there's a disregard for the individual in need.
They'll turn a blind eye as you die, and ask you to make it quick
Conveying a lack of empathy or assistance as individuals face death, even if requested quickly.
Care isn't given for free
Stating that healthcare is not provided freely but treated as a luxury.
Instead it's a luxury
Highlighting the privileged nature of access to healthcare, implying it's not a universal right.
Our country allows sickness to spread
Criticizing a societal allowance for the spread of sickness.
and holds the cure right over our heads
Accusing those in power of withholding the cure, possibly for profit or control.
You're dead without treatment, there's nothing you can do
Reiterating the dire consequences of lacking treatment and the prioritization of financial concerns.
They wanna save your wallet, they don't wanna save you
Emphasizing the prioritization of financial interests over saving lives in the healthcare system.
Doesn't matter if you're handicapped, disabled or you're sick
Asserting the lack of consideration for individuals regardless of their health condition.
They'll turn a blind eye as you die, and ask you to make it quick
Describing a heartless response to those facing death, with a callous request for a quick end.
We're gonna take all the patients and throw 'em out
Suggesting a plan to discard patients, neglecting their well-being, and implying a heartless approach.
We'll dump 'em in the streets and forget about
Indicating a disregard for the lives affected by policies, promoting ignorance of the consequences.
all the lives we ruin with our policies
Highlighting the destructive impact of policies on lives and the intention to ignore the resulting issues.
Just ignore the problem, it'll be a breeze
Suggesting that ignoring the problems created by policies will be easy, possibly criticizing negligence.
You're dead without treatment, there's nothing you can do
Repeating the theme of dire consequences without treatment and the focus on financial interests.
They wanna save your wallet, they don't wanna save you
Reiterating the prioritization of financial concerns over saving lives in healthcare decisions.
Doesn't matter if you're handicapped, disabled or you're sick
Emphasizing the lack of consideration for individuals, irrespective of their health status.
They'll turn a blind eye as you die, and ask you to make it quick
Describing a heartless response to those facing death, with a callous request for a quick end, echoing earlier lines.
Corrupt insurance companies are the source of all the pain
Attributing the pain in the system to corrupt insurance companies that prioritize profit over people.
they pay only what they have to, and minimize their claims
Accusing insurance companies of minimizing their financial obligations, possibly at the expense of policyholders.
Spending in this industry continues to increase,
Observing a discrepancy between increased spending in the healthcare industry and a lack of improvement in life expectancies.
but some people's life expectancies aren't growing in the least
Highlighting the disparity in life expectancies, suggesting an unequal distribution of healthcare benefits.
Examine the system and give
Encouraging scrutiny of the system and advocating for giving others a chance at life.
others a chance to live
Supporting the call to examine the system and provide opportunities for others to live.
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