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| Comment by:
kangpc
(6/27/2016)
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| U.S. shooters seek male genitalia ban, saying Roman Catholic clergy have no need for them |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(6/27/2016)
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Their arrogance is breathtaking.
It is not up to them to determine what we NEED.
God, through His natural law, has determined what we need, and the Framers guaranteed it.
Selah.
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| Comment by:
-none-
(6/27/2016)
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the Satanic organization that brought us:
1. paedophile priests
2. hordes of [Somali] muslim immigrants in small Christian white towns, such as in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
note: Currently 18.7 million are eligible TODAY for eventual naturalization....THIS YEAR 750,000 total legal immigrants will be accepted in. Seattle is packing them into tiny/high occupancy condos as the asian and communist world packs them into high rise apt. buildings since forever.
3. promotion of homosexuality, gay and lesbian priests, etc.
4. promotion of socialism (obamacare), etc.
5. sided with Nazis against Jews in ww2.
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