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Thanksgiving


my family is fat and ugly we eat what isn't ours we steal 364 days a year but on one day we celebrate all that we took from the red man from one minority to another the yellow man is always envious of the white man yet so soon he forgets all the troubles of all the other men the black man the red man so soon he forgets his troubles yet so soon he is to claim his superiority what has the world come to why can't we all just live in peace
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