Fw: Liberals Brainwash Another Generation of Americans

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Me, too, but didn't being stoned lead to greater clarity and illumination? 
Lord how I wish we had recordings of acid raps.


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He could be right.  I don't remember clearly.   Was stoned most of the time.

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> Liberals Brainwash Another Generation of Americans
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