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Clavicular explains to Nick Fuentes why he no longer believes in a collectivist society, saying he doesn’t want to worry about or fix the mistakes of the people around him 🤔 “If people want to ruin their lives with vicod*n and sh*t like that why is it my responsibility…...

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