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"richard schumacher" wrote
if us ingenious Yankees exert our brains and moral authority we can keep a
lot of it in the ground.


Why change now? It's much easier to lie to yourself that there is no
problem...

The intelligent American will be both pleased and saddened by the burrial
of the AmeriKKKan state.


"richard schumacher" wrote
Burning stuff is for cavemen.


I concurr.

 




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