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To: Fred the Evil
RE: For David - 1161626Astute observations & comments, nice to see. I observe the rarity of such insight on this forum is a direct reflection of the same (percentage wise) across the whole of our US population. Get use to feeling the isolation of minority Fred, it doesn't improve with age. Although sometimes you will find pockets of genius, for the most part we are a nation of morons!
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