Adam Thierer

Like.. OMG… “U.S. Americans” are stupid

I would never expect a teenage beauty queen to be a rocket scientist, but one would hope for better than this…

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  Brian Moore 1 year ago 1 point

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  This has been my favorite youtube in awhile. I almost wish she managed to emit something of any substance so I could critique it, but she didn't make grammatical sense, much less logical sense.
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  Richard Bennett 1 year ago 1 point

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  Well like, she did close it properly, like, with "for the children" and stuff, so she's like, totally got such a future and all in the politics of the US people and the Iraq, map or no map.
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