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@9K3Q4DY1yr ago

No, because there will always be someone who hates someone for something that they have, as well as history has repeated itself many times.

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@9K5R4VQfrom British Columbia agreed…1yr1Y

we have tried for decades to get along, but no matter what we do it never works. history seems to always repeat itself.

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