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Joshua Waaland
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From: Cleveland, Ohio
Registered: Dec 1999

posted 05-21-2007 07:16 AM

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I tend to find that activists about any cause are more likely to go more ballistic if you're just not interested than if you actually oppose their views. It's a great way to wind 'em up!

The sad part is that these people are actually a very small part of the population but get most of the attention. The media likes to sensationalize everything and they love to give these people a platform to speak from. I think it is apparant where most of Americas values lie. You can see that by the way they vote. The media wants you to believe the minority are actually the majority so they can push their agenda. [Roll Eyes]

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