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From the 2-6-03 edition of Matthew Good's online journal <a href='http://www.nationofcool.com/journal/' target='_blank'>In case you need it.</a>

[quote]This morning I came across a thread in Forum 1 about this article and thought about commenting on it. Then, after some consideration, I thought it best to simply quote parts of the article. These then are some excerpts from a piece entitled
02-19-2003 05:20 PM
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Take these extreme PETA members, put them on a boat along with the Rainbow Coalition, the extreme NAACP members, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, and then sink the **** thing.


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