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This is where I write anything I want, take it or leave it. I don't consider what's offensive or not, but as a general rule I try not to insult anybody, and if I do...sorry, I guess? Most of what I write about is personal opinion, but I do fact check on stuff that requires fact checking. I would say it's kind of like a diary, but diaries are private and I write with the intent that a few people here or there read it. I hope you find my insights ...insightful, or at the very least amusing and not a total waste of your reading time.

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