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  • I am POP Philosophical Modeling's (P)arody (O)r (P)olitics

     

    Pseudo-Commie and Left Libertarian suggesting a possible Nazi Light method Progressive Therapies.

    (with no Deaths) and  half-life Pacifist/Defender MK-Donald against REPRESSIVE COMMUNISM

    In My opinion I am HALF right and you are HALF wrong.

     

     

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