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**sisimelanyk** · 12-13-2011, 10:30 PM

That was like a version of who's my daddy on springer without the flying chairs.

I hope everyone name tagged their beanie caps.

Sorry, but I think devout religion to the point of wearing it in the form of clothing is both sad, and hilarious at the same time. I don't pick sides for this.

Schindler's list....blame it one the movie Schindler's list. Good movie but quite a one sided narrative. Polarized a lot of people. Many died many suffered. There is no monopoly on numbers. I see repeating patterns.

Lots of people were displaced, and died. It was full blown a world war that involved a lot of people not only one particular type.

Tolerance, factual events, and balance is pretty key.

The first group to claim rights to the situation, ran with it, called it first., so they got the lions share.

Many pawns in the game reacting. Factual realities become secondary.

12-13-2011, 10:30 PM	#6
sisimelanyk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 484 Senior Member	That was like a version of who's my daddy on springer without the flying chairs. I hope everyone name tagged their beanie caps. Sorry, but I think devout religion to the point of wearing it in the form of clothing is both sad, and hilarious at the same time. I don't pick sides for this. Schindler's list....blame it one the movie Schindler's list. Good movie but quite a one sided narrative. Polarized a lot of people. Many died many suffered. There is no monopoly on numbers. I see repeating patterns. Lots of people were displaced, and died. It was full blown a world war that involved a lot of people not only one particular type. Tolerance, factual events, and balance is pretty key. The first group to claim rights to the situation, ran with it, called it first., so they got the lions share. Many pawns in the game reacting. Factual realities become secondary.
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