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The stupid merchandise conservatives buy in their endless pursuit to ‘stick it to the libs’
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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In their decades long resentment fueled quest to achieve government by spite, conservatives have not only sacrificed their souls, but also their wallets. Giving one’s money, time, and effort to horrible human beings in order to achieve disgusting policies is one things. But buying horrible crap just because it has some stars and stripes which these idiots say represent America and Jesus, or diet supplements with a label stating how “alpha” it is and promises to be “rock hard” in making their dick better than liberal cucks, while being promoted and hocked by the latest right-wing dipshit, well … that’s a whole other sad story. |
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PHORTO
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Spoken like a true patriot!
You fuggin' COMMIE, you. |
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