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Christopher Hitchens describes the sociopathy and the existential threat to others that is the xenophobic militaristic crime fortress of North Korea.
While the people of North Korea try to survive the starvation produced by their criminal government and perverted socialist economic system, Australians are dealing with their own version of a problem, one indicative of the cultural condition of the West. Censors require that only women with substantial bosoms be depicted in porn, presumably to avoid simulated child pornography.
What? The Democrats as weak on defense and strong on collectivism? What a concept. Old stereotypes revived? More likely, leopards don’t change their spots, if one only cares to look.
“The facts of life are conservative.” - Margaret Thatcher
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