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oxonfox said:
You need to give your head a wobble bnet, just cause everyone dont agree with your conspiracies, it dont give you a right to abuse every poster who dont agree with you.
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There's a lot of abuse flies around here. Who decides who has 'the right'? I'm guessing it's not just you. đź‘Ť
 
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