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This is a mental illness. This mental illness has been allowed by media that has lied about this conflict since the first day that it started and do you know who is going to suffer as a result of it? Every single person who lives in western civilization that...

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🇺🇸 Ryan 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

The world needs a real revolution to purge this thought .

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Mitch Lawrencevor 1 Jahr

@BarrettZlh Charlie is bad ass.

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Health Policy Watch - Global Health News Reportingvor 1 Jahr

With populations ageing and mental health disorders at a record high, halting the global “pandemic” of brain disorders needs to be a paramount concern of industry. - George Vrandenburg #DavosSummit2025. ✍️@RFletch1979 @DavosAlzheimers #WEF

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Climovor 1 Jahr

Mental illness definitely plays a role but this is a deliberate brain washing.

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Chad Strandvor 1 Jahr

Charlie Kirk is so well versed he makes they people look like the morons that they are.

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Carrie Gracevor 1 Jahr

You do know that they have been trying to push a mental illness agenda for quite some time now.

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Gladys Easyvor 1 Jahr

It is scary that this is the 'best' of universities

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John Tvor 1 Jahr

Make asylums great again.

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puddintamevor 1 Jahr

Why is he hopping around like a retard though?

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Red Wave Rantvor 1 Jahr

Look at these liberals all wild eyed and crazy looking

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