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Jul 2017
well, thank **** that western "communists" have a blatant disregard for reading... they see a book, they think brick! now that's lucky... it's good that these people are not well versed... makes my presence all the more easier... and they are "communists"... not once have i seen these "communists" looting libraries, like dogs let off their chains, raveging for some sort of skill in mastering or enforcing a threshold for acceptable vocabulary... evidently the infamous arbeit macht frei requires a resurrection; since the things they're looting, and "thus" making a "communist" statement of: i have no use or desire for, in terms of usage, or ownership.

why is modern "dialectics"
peppered with so many
                                    apologies?
it's like that *alfred jarry

joke in the exploits
of dr. faustroll
  (troll... a common misnomer,
esp. when invoked
by women concerning
men, who have zyklonesque
opinions) -
yes, i agree, oh i'm so sorry,
no, i disagree,
                 oh i'm so sorry...
what's the difference
between opinions and beliefs?
beliefs are fixed,
******* onto your *******
cranium like a kippah donning
jew...
opinions? finicky...
  a flag on a pole with a strong
wind...
              picky... nauseating...
hence the "sceptics" having
this relish-fetish
     attacking a stone
asking it: move like a snail!
budge! budge a little!
                the problem with
atheists and sceptics is that
they're always changing
clothes... they panic if they're
not finicky enough...
         what does the priest
do? he wears the same *******
clothes monday to sunday...
    this lack of dogmatic cohesion
in the atheistic community
is becoming a ******* yawn...
      the religious community?
that was already a yawn
to begin with;
      but at least you could sneak
in a 35cl bottle of *****
into a church, sit in the back benches
and say: **** your sacrament...
it's not strong enough!
Mateuš Conrad
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Mateuš Conrad  36/M/Essex (England)
(36/M/Essex (England))   
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