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17. I think that is exactly the point they are trying to make. nt

Wed Mar 20, 2013, 01:53 PM

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I don't understand how people can continue to be Americans. [View all] onehandle Mar 2013 OP

Ooh. A country free from atrocities. onehandle Mar 2013 #2

What are you saying? Trillo Mar 2013 #13

No history of atrocities, English-speaking, and First World? slackmaster Mar 2013 #6

I think that is exactly the point they are trying to make. nt stevenleser Mar 2013 #17

Now the tribal leaders are taking advantage of Native Americans AndyA Mar 2013 #4

Funny. Neoma Mar 2013 #21

A person can live without a church. nyquil_man Mar 2013 #7

You can choose your 'state.' nt onehandle Mar 2013 #10

You can choose not to have a church. nyquil_man Mar 2013 #12

Not nearly as easily StarlightGold Mar 2013 #16

I agree that the US has done some abhorrent things Cirque du So-What Mar 2013 #8

This shit again? backscatter712 Mar 2013 #9

you silly person jollyreaper2112 Mar 2013 #14

wonderful jollyreaper2112 Mar 2013 #19

I agree it's not the same enough treestar Mar 2013 #18