Vote No To War

YUGO 15 January 2003 0 minutes read

Well here's your chance to do something that may be useful in actually stopping the war, or at least get yourself a file at the NSA:

Vote No To War

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Anonymous · 23 years ago
Fuck dat ya hippie cunt! Where is the poll for Yes to getting rid of a tyrant and threat to world peace! You dills are going to allow that despot Saddam to laugh at us because he knows the west is filled with weak kneed lilys like you!

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Anonymous · 23 years ago
No one's forcing you to vote.
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
It's as bas as your poll! What about another option!
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
Don't you like the GST either?
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
Since when is laughing a crime and a reason to start a war?
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
Fulk yop!
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
!ouy evah ll'I
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
yop?
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Anonymous · 23 years ago
The Xenox poll's as fair as the one Bullshit Bush weasled his way into the White House with!
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