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Foundry Workers Melt Down Charlottesville’s Divisive Robert E. Lee Statue
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I've yet to meet a 12 year old that didn't know the definition of all, but few would understand that it was simply a cop out for the person to avoid stating whom they wish harm upon so as to hide from the consequences of their vile desire.
What the fuck wild accusations are you making now? I said "Appeasement was a mistake". Who were we appeasing? ALL was referring to the people encompassed in the appeasement. You're a psycho if you think anyone suggested otherwise.
The wild accusation in question being the definition of the word "all", I doubt your opinion on the issue is supported.