secondly, discrimination leads to terrorism, and finally the core evil and funding of terrorism is within the modernist capitalist ideal and the love for money that drives people to do all kinds of evil. This holds especially true for economic structures which rely heavily on warmongering to fuel homeland economic success, countries such as the USA.
             "What's wrong with the world, mama
             People livin' like they ain't got no mamas
             I think the whole world addicted to the drama
             Only attracted to things that'll bring you trauma"
             The song starts off by outlining that the world has problems and that people are living within a reality of moral/ethical dwindling and a lack of compassion and reverence for each other. The third line of "I think the whole world addicted to the drama" suggests that people are entertained by the violence and gore of popular media groups, which brings reality to the popular phrase 'if it bleeds it leads' and if one were to take the literal meaning, then people are more concerned with external struggle and hardship rather than a conscious realization of their own contribution to society; further suggesting that people are excited to sit at home and ignore their reality while maintaining a false reality as presented to them on television.
             One cannot help but notice the strong similarity between the message of this lyric and those of Zack De La Rocha's song "Bullet In The Head" during his time with Rage Against The Machine. One Could say that people truly behave as if "They [government] say jump, you say how high?" To conclude the thought, people are living in a 'bubble,' and are ignorant of the surrounding environment they live in, one can't help but recognize that drug addiction is on a steady i
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