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12/05/24

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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

no - I'm not saying that. Your mind is too simple and cannot comprehend the meaning of words or actions

What I would say is that if one feels that a customer is not good - either morally or legally etc -

then - don't deal with them.

If one is the customer - and one thinks that the seller is immoral or a criminal - then, don't be a buyer from them

that's the protest

the height of stupidity is to deal with someone - in fact to deal with them so much that they are your biggest customer --------- then to go and insult them, to come out publicly calling for an investigation into them ------- but, keep selling to them - and wishing to - is just plain ridiculous

Morrison is a moron - and one of his biggest moronic decisions was to call for an international inquiry --------

without any consultation with any other international leadership - just this buffoon somewhere in the deep south opening his gob and requesting the world look into his biggest customer -

the world leaders - busy with covid - looked up from their work and had their mouth open and speechless at such stupidity --------------- they all had wtf moments

then, the bonehead had to bounce all over the planet trying to get the world on side with his idiotic idea

all for what????????

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Morrison is a moron -

He took over 5 ministries so he could sign off on AUKUS, a big up yours to the CCP

Not bad for a moron

BTW I think Morrison and all state leaders should be in the dock over Covid
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