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Online SSG Snuggle Bunny

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Life after deportation
« on: Today at 07:31:06 AM »
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Do I feel bad for them?

For about 3 seconds, and then I think about all the trash, terrorists, and psychopaths who are accommodated, and my sense of sympathy goes right out the ****ing window.

MAYBE if they had spent more time deporting the trash, terrorists, and psychopaths I would have more sympathy for people like this. But unless and until my ordinary people matter, your ordinary people don't matter.
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Re: Life after deportation
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nobody is above the law, right Dems?
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