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- Slaps on the wrists all around, pass the...
- ...blame, and hide behind spin and obfuscation. In this day and age it's obvious that "our" money is not ours after all. It belongs to the regulated and unregulated thieves.
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- Slaps on the wrists all around, pass the...
- ...blame, and hide behind spin and obfuscation. In this day and age it's obvious that "our" money is not ours after all. It belongs to the regulated and unregulated thieves.
- Like this Reply to this comment
