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See, you have to insult me, the French, Muslims, and anyone who doesn't agree with...pretty much in every post. Bye drag...you won't be missed at all.Originally posted by drag
Greetings !
Well, one thing is certain as far as I'm concerned -
say a single word about Palestinian terrorists and
Israel's self-defence and your posts end up in the bin.
Yeah Zero, that's exactly what we're trying to tell
you and help you act like, but you don't seem to listen.
Maybe you should try, for example, some French political
forums - you'll fit right in between the brainwashed Muslim
immigrants and the Nazi supporters.
Anyway, I'm through with the politics forum for now.
I'm getting a strong feeling of disgust any time I visit
it recently and I envite all the normal people here to do the
same (practicly everyone but a single "you know who").
Live long and prosper.