i concurmore like him would make the world a better place.
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Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:02,
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i don't care what he believes.the killing of babies at 7 years, manditory bumsex, i would vote for his hair.
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dipdapdop,
Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:04,
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well,what criteria do you think i was working on? hair and unintelligible speech.
( Sattamassagana, the LEGO-man needs to change his username's relevancy,
Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:04,
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Well...It's all a matter of political opinion. A person whom I would consider quite noble might appear idiotic to you. In the US, Dennis Kucinich continually makes strong, clearheaded, well-substantiated statements, but he's way too far to the left for many people to take seriously. The same goes for John McCain, but he's too far to the right for me. It becomes this silly game of deflecting personal opinions rather than focusing on the politician him/herself.
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Sexy Picard 2000,
Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:04,
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there are plenty of politicians who are genuinely good people.placing them all under the same umbrella as Bush and Blair isn't fair.
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Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:05,
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ok oki fully beleive there are good politicians outh there, but they never get voted into power, all i am trying to say is lets try and make a difference, even if only 20 people decide to contribute to this idea, its still something
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Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:22,
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Robert Byrd in the USOr Cook, in the UK
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cowcat Bituminous squeegee,
Mon 9 Feb 2004, 4:06,
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