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Florist [none/use name]
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2 years ago
Thanks for the response, it's always interesting for me to read about how others got radicalized, especially for people who are in a relatively privileged position.

Your colleagues' political opinions sound like what I imagined, lol. Anyways, good luck with your retirement plan.

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