the body count and share price move as one. war is good for business.

„profiteers“ is a forensic indictment and a reckoning against the arms industry’s most dehumanizing reflex: that every war is a market opportunity, every body a demand signal, every destroyed city a future contract. it places „excellent demand conditions“, the words a real ceo used while three wars burned, directly against what they describe. dedicated to the distance between an earnings call and a killing floor.
this lyric was built from watching ukraine, gaza, and iran bleed simultaneously while the major arms manufacturers posted their best quarterly results in years. „profiteers“ channels that obscene arithmetic into a modern dark electro indictment: cold verses that accumulate the human cost, a pre-chorus that delivers the ceo’s own language back, affectless, as the verdict.
at its core, this track is about the sentence no manufacturer says in public: war is good for business. about a capitalism that prices the dead without naming them. it’s for those who watched three wars burn while the dividend extended. strip the language. follow the money. name the profiteers.
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