100 bodů - The Plastic People Of The Universe

They fear the old because of their memory\nThey fear the young because of their innocence\nThey even fear schoolchildren\nThey fear the dead and their funerals\nThey fear the graves and flowers which people put on those graves\nThey fear the church, priests and nuns\nThey fear the workers\nThey fear the Party members\nThey fear the non — party members\nThey fear science\nThey fear art\nThey fear poems and books\nThey fear theatre plays and movies\nThey fear records and cassettes\nThey fear writers and poets\nThey fear journalists\nThey fear actors and sculptors\nThey fear painters and singers\nThey fear radio stations\nThey fear television satellites\nThey fear the free flow of information\nThey fear foreign literature and newspapers\nThey fear the scientific progress\nThey fear Xerox prints\nThey fear typewriters\nThey fear letters\nThey fear telephones\nThey fear letting people out (of the country)\nThey fear letting people in\nThey fear the left wing\nThey fear the right wing\nThey fear the departure of Soviet troops\nThey fear the changes in Moscow\nThey fear disarmament\nThey fear the contracts they signed\nThey fear their own signatures\nThey fear their own police\nThey fear the cops\nThey fear because of the cops\nThey fear chess players\nThey fear tennis players\nThey fear hockey players\nThey fear gymnasts\nThey fear saint Václav\nThey fear Jan Hus\nThey fear all the saints\nThey fear the snacks/gifts from saint Mikuláš (he's like eastern Santa Claus)\nThey fear the baby Jesus\nThey fear statues with backpacks on their backs\nThey fear archives\nThey fear historians\nThey fear economists\nThey fear sociologists\nThey fear philosophers\nThey fear physicists\nThey fear doctors\nThey fear political prisoners\nThey fear the families of political prisoners\nThey fear todays evening\nThey fear tomorrows morning\nThey fear today and everyday\nThey fear the future\nThey fear the past\nThey fear heart attacks and cirrhosis\nThey even fear the slight trace of conscience which maybe remained in them\nThey fear the streets\nThey fear their own castle ghettos\nThey fear their own families\nThey fear their own relatives\nThey fear their former friends and comrades\nThey fear their current friends and comrades\nThey fear each other\nThey fear the things they said\nThey fear the things they wrote\nThey fear they will lose their status\nThey fear both water and fire\nThey fear both wet and dry\nThey fear the snow\nThey fear the wind\nThey fear both freeze and heat\nThey fear noise and silence\nThey fear the light and the dark\nThey fear both joy and sadness\nThey fear jokes\nThey fear fairness\nThey fear honesty\nThey fear the educated\nThey fear the talented\nThey fear Marx\nThey fear Lenin\nThey fear all of our dead presidents\nThey fear the truth\nThey fear the freedom\nThey fear democracy\nThey fear The declaration of human rights\nThey fear socialism\nSO WHY ARE WE AFRAID OF THEM?