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Originally posted by MightyAl
Is discussing Obama, Bush, Gordon Brown and anyone else in a disapproving manner called defamation? I bet it's alright to talk bad about Saddam Hussein, Chavez, Fidel Castro, Ahmenijidad and such. Is the holocaust viewed as pornography?
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