A machine for pigs

We had to read this for high school, also clockwork orange, now we are reading one flew over the cucko nest  
I AM 18, I’m a high school senior  
And some other books to

Of course Fluttershy would protest against this.

So the ponies learned to function as a society, and eventually they were rescued by, oh, let’s say Donut Joe.

if the chant would have a song like the Bats song, it would go something like:
 
Kill the pig, kill the pig  
cut her throat and bash her in

Lord of the butterflies.

Fluttershy would absolutely be Simon.

I thought of the movie Carrie for a moment..

@HamburgerTime  
*nods quickly* That’s right, they don’t.

@Blacklight Shining  
I would think ponies would not share our “inherent evil”. I’ve seen few signs of human-like evil in Equestria.

@SPltFYre  
OH WAIT, it changes as she goes from left to right, still in the foreground!  
Damn. I didn’t realize that.
 
I hope the version from when she’s on the left is the usual one, but I have a feeling it’s not. x.x

@SPltFYre  
Yeah.  
That annoys me.  
When she’s in the foreground there, her mane isn’t a consistent rainbow, no matter which way you look at it! D:

@EHAN  
Not this world! *hides in Equestria, away from all the crazy humans*
 
@HamburgerTime  
Nuuuuuuuu, ponies are inherently good! ;-;

Simon IS quite a similar character to Fluttershy, and this IS how he met his fate.
 
One would wonder if Ponies share “man’s essential illness”. If all ponies harbor an inherent evil, as Lord of the Flies demonstrates humans do.  
_{^{(I’m so pissed I missed a Lord of the Flies discussion!!)}}

>tfw rainbows hair changes color positions when she goes acrossed the screen

I read pig as PLG, assumed it stood for pledge and immediately thought they were in a sorority.
 
PLEDGE!!!!!!

@Blacklight Shining  
It’s called high school required reading. It makes you learn that authors are crazy and that the world is insane.

@Zennistrad @SpaceCowboy @EHAN  
Bucking humans.
 
I wash my hooves of this.  
*tagblock*

@SpaceCowboy  
That’s where irony comes into play. The kids are destroying each other, and you think that they are just insane for doing so. The reality is that the adults are doing the exact same- in the form of a war.

@Zennistrad  
I think you’re missing the point of the story. At the end the Navy Officer comes to save these savage little fucks… but the question is, whos there to save the Officer and his ship/country from the nuclear war that they’re in?

@Background Pony #4B64
 
It’s 2014, any book reference is automatically obscure now.  
Reference a pre-2000 book that is not the Bible or Harry Potter and you’re downright Epicurean.

I knew exactly what this was before I went to the comments.
 
Curse you high school required reading.

I really liked this book. People always say children are innocent, but my experience with them as a child myself proved otherwise. Kids, simply put, are assholes, and they spend the better part of their childhood learning how to not be assholes.

This is funny because I’m listening to that Lorde song while they circle.

Yes, I had high school English classes too.