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Artist: Ed Gein
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Christianity As Foreign Policy
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Christianity As Foreign Policy
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nothing is more destructive than the belief that god is on your side.
radical Muslim suicide bombers have it, and so does our president.
we're all screwed.
the most dangerous men in the world fighting like children over who has the better imaginary friend.
grow up before someone gets their eye poked out with a nuke.
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