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11/07/23

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Originally posted by spiderman14 ↑

On this platform at least it's the screeching Marxists promoting the Yes vote ad nauseum.

We all know who they are and how they operate.

Give it up already with your excessive posting.
Supporting globalist agendas, you're not fooling anyone.
Try to shout down or censor opposition, as the obnoxious tend to do.
Mutton dressed as lamb and try to pass themselves off as something new.

Pffffft you lost.

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We're lead to believe that it is modest and benign but their supporters are RED radicals. We fought the reds off for 50 plus years but here they are in a 60K enlightened culture that hasn't got to the 1950's yet.

Who allows this shite?

Albo the radical, your fate awaits you DH!
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