Class Library

use Poetic::Violence; 

# Software for the aggressive assault on society.
#Thank GOD It's alright now - we all want equality -

use constant EQUALITY_FOR_ALL => “the money to be in the right place at the right time”;
use constant NEVER = 'for;;';
use constant SATISFIED => NEVER;

# It's time to liposuck the Fat from the thighs of the bloated bloke society - smear it on
# ourselves and become invisible.
# We are left with no option but to construct code that concretises its opposition to this
# meagre lifestyle.

package DONT::CARE;
use strict; use warnings;

sub aspire {
my $class = POOR;
my $requested_type = GET_RICHER;
my $aspiration = "$requested_type.pm";
my $class = "POOR::$requested_type";
require $aspiration;
return $class->new(@_);
}


sub bought_off{
my $self = shift;
$self->{gain} = shift;

for($me = 0;$me <= SATISFIED; $me += EQUALITY_FOR_ALL ){
$Exploit = push(@poverty_on_someone_else,$self->{gain});
die “ poor ” if $Exploit =~ m/'I feel better about $me'/g;
}

foreach my $self_worth ( @poverty_on_someone_else ){
wait 10;
&Environmental_catastophe(CHINA,$self_worth)
}

}

Class Library,

perl code poetry form Grahm Harwhood, in Software Studies, MIT Press 2008

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