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This is Lizzy Savetsky’s take on Clavicular. TMDL (Too Moronic; Didn’t Listen): “I don’t think bringing him to Israel was a bad idea, but the execution was poor.” Two things: 1.There is officially no such thing as universal outrage over r*pe or being a Nazi anymore. It does not...

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