Referencing the Kanye song"Two Words"

I agree with wiseguytu. Also wanna add that the line could indicate a shotgun that is “uncircumcised,” or not sawed-off. You can’t really cock back a sawed-off (problems with it misfiring), but you can cock it back when it’s not sawed-off.

No, he’s speaking in actualities here. It’s a testimony to how what was considered “scientific” based on the relative time period. He is describing a lobotomy in this verse. António Egas Moniz, who popularized this, shared a Nobel Piece Prize for his work in this field of study. He’s speaking not as himself, but as an observer with the mind set of that time period.

Its a metaphor, they are trying to make her LIKE EVERYONE ELSE following demons and lamborghini Angels, This line is a obvious contrast “God Bless,scientific cure” and the next line “she knew she couldnt go to school so she THOUGHT” she was not a insane person she was clear minded so they said she was insane.

This line that ties in to the medical/scientific imagery and metaphor throughout the verse. It does seem Lupe is suggesting that science could (and has) made it easier for certain rights to be violated, whether its treating the “deranged” with electroshock therapy or lobotomy. With his word choice of ‘God bless’ and ‘scientific cure’ he is also contrasting science and religion and subtly foreshadowing the third verse.

There is also a sarcastic cynicism at work here. Science needs to be rooted in morality – without it, science and logic can be ‘evil’.

O.k., this one’s more of a guess, so roll with me. When lobotomies were still viewed as a legitimate medical treatment, we weren’t great with medicine. So, in the early 20th century, masturbation was prescribed to women as a cure for hysteria. Just a personal hypothesis, but by posing this as the “cure for the insane,” it creates a situational irony when he says “God Bless.” Religious organizations have had a history of opposition to masturbation, specifically the Catholic Church, which he talks about in the next verse. This might also tie into the line “Perfect wife and perfect lover, no resistance, no complaints,” because it expresses how, although the lobotomy cured her of her deviancy in public, she still holds the feelings privately. Or, I could be COMPLETELY off. I dunno.

No dude, as in Religion and Science are always hot topics in debates, and usually are contradicting, I was just pointing it out that he put two opposing things together in the same line although it may not be what he’s referring to.

I understand your point though G lol no worries