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Mutually Assured Dysfunction (demo)
A square acrylic painting of the following scene: Behind a rusty chain link and barbed wire fence are rusty canisters buried in the sand--7 visible, but there could be many more out of frame. Some of the canisters (1 in frame) are mostly covered with chipped blue paint, and the rest with chipped pink paint. The blue and pink canisters are separated by another fence, perpendicular to the first. The external fence the viewer is looking through has two nuclear waste warnings, one on either side of the internal separator fence. They're both yellow, with a black border and a black radioactive symbol. The sign on the left, in front of the blue canisters, used to be a triangle, but a couple of it's corners have rounded a bit over the years. The sign on the right, in front of the pink canisters, used to be a circle but has broken off pieces that left a couple of straight edges.
A square acrylic painting of the following scene: Behind a rusty chain link and barbed wire fence are rusty canisters buried in the sand--7 visible, but there could be many more out of frame. Some of the canisters (1 in frame) are mostly covered with chipped blue paint, and the rest with chipped pink paint. The blue and pink canisters are separated by another fence, perpendicular to the first. The external fence the viewer is looking through has two nuclear waste warnings, one on either side of the internal separator fence. They're both yellow, with a black border and a black radioactive symbol. The sign on the left, in front of the blue canisters, used to be a triangle, but a couple of it's corners have rounded a bit over the years. The sign on the right, in front of the pink canisters, used to be a circle but has broken off pieces that left a couple of straight edges.

4. Believe Kids

Morgan Sizemoore, Morgan Sizemoore, Morgan Sizemoore
"Believe women" only helps abuse victims if they're female adults, but no one is more vulnerable to abuse than children.
Believe Kids
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Believe Kids

Morgan Sizemoore, Morgan Sizemoore, Morgan Sizemoore

Should've known from the first report
Not to trust him with your children
Or do you just not have to believe boys
'Cause you don't think they'll be women?
Second or third really should've been enough
It doesn't matter if that's your son
If that's a lie that a little kid could make up
I'm pretty sure you'd hear it just the once!

Believe kids!
The first time!
With every dismissal, you're more
Complicit in the crime!

Should've known from the first report
That their mother was abusive
When she left scars that you could see
The evidence wasn't so elusive
Second or third, you really should've set them free
Doesn't matter if she's in therapy
If it was working, it it wasn't just a cover-up
Don't you think they'd call just the once?

Believe kids!
The first time!
With every dismissal, you're more
Complicit in the crime!

Believe kids!
The first time!
With every dismissal, you're more
Complicit in the crime!

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