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boa noite galero. eu tava pensando no quanto a sociedade é lixosa e em como o ser humano tem uma tendência a idiotice.a verdade está estampada na cara mas as pessoas se cegam.vajam o cristianismo.tanto religiosamente quanto eticamente ele n faz sentido.o pressuposto básico da ética cristã,faça aos outros o que queres que façam contigo é tosco.partindo disso,um viciado em drogas vai sair por aí distribuindo drogas.então,como existe uma galera que luta pelo conservadorismo?e por que nós,que sonhamos com a famosa liberdade somos tão marginalizados? e ainda perguntam por que nossa cultura é antissocial.... #carol

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