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  • I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
  • I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
  • eddieceddiec Posts: 3,877

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Answer the question.
  • eddiec said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Answer the question.
    I can't because I am not a citizen. Although I suppose if I entered illegally it would be all right.
  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940
    edited March 2016
    dankind said:

    Looks like this thread could use a revisit: http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/249128/trolls/p1

    And this video a rewatch
    https://youtu.be/6Zxy_dScjsM

    Don't fluff the trolls.

    You are right. I was thinking the same thing. So annoying. Many threads being ruined for the past couple of months.
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  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    Of course not, he's Canadian. And I'm pretty sure he doesn't actually support Trump. He just like to pretend he does on the boards.
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    It is if Trump and Hilary are doing this together for a dem win.
  • PJPOWERPJPOWER Posts: 6,499
    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940
    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    Bernie supporters will vote for Hillary instead, duh. They may not like it, but it's not like they're going to turn around and vote for Trump just because Bernie didn't win.
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • callencallen Posts: 6,388
    JWPearl said:

    muskydan said:

    Hey 34, isn't it fun getting all the libbies panties in a bunch on here Aye? They really think they are making a difference stroking each other off all the time. You have been graced by all their favorite Libby rebuttals I see and the cherry on top is getting the , I can't believe conservatives love Pearl Jam music so much ...that's when you know you got-em. Keep up the good work and enjoy the show. I mostly play in the train taking dumps, so give it a shot...it's very relieving :)

    haha
    Its Evolution baby.
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648
    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    PJ Soul is right. Bernie's voters may be amped up right now, but they will chill. When Obama goes out and campaigns (which he will) and makes it about the SCOTUS, they won't stay on the sidelines.
  • callencallen Posts: 6,388
    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    Most will vote for Hilliary to keep fkn Cruz out.
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  • PJPOWERPJPOWER Posts: 6,499
    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    PJ Soul is right. Bernie's voters may be amped up right now, but they will chill. When Obama goes out and campaigns (which he will) and makes it about the SCOTUS, they won't stay on the sidelines.
    Time will tell, but I'm seeing a lot of people that view Hillary in the same light as other money hungry politicians and say they cannot morally bring themselves to vote for her that are only even interested in voting due to Bernie and his ideals. Plenty are distancing themselves from Obama as well, he does not hold near the respect as he did in 2008. Again, time will tell.
  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    I would expect most Democrats to come home in November and vote for the nominee. Potentially a higher percentage of Democrats will do that than will Republicans if the GOP convention gets ugly and it looks like the rightful nominee was usurped.

    But general elections aren't decided by Democrats and Republicans. They are decided by independents. What are they going to do? Clinton will have a HUGE advantage with independents over both Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Kasich is really the only Republican who might be able to chip away at that advantage.
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648
    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    PJ Soul is right. Bernie's voters may be amped up right now, but they will chill. When Obama goes out and campaigns (which he will) and makes it about the SCOTUS, they won't stay on the sidelines.
    Time will tell, but I'm seeing a lot of people that view Hillary in the same light as other money hungry politicians and say they cannot morally bring themselves to vote for her that are only even interested in voting due to Bernie and his ideals. Plenty are distancing themselves from Obama as well, he does not hold near the respect as he did in 2008. Again, time will tell.
    But will the defection rate be greater than the GOP defection rate from Trump? We know that will happen and Democrats have a natural electoral advantage. So Trump needs to retain more than Hillary. Second, in several key states, Hillary substantially outperformed Bernie (VA, FL, and OH). Hillary showed she has a strong base in those states. And it's hard to envision a scenario where anyone loses those states and wins the election.
  • Cliffy6745Cliffy6745 Posts: 33,832
    JimmyV said:

    I would expect most Democrats to come home in November and vote for the nominee. Potentially a higher percentage of Democrats will do that than will Republicans if the GOP convention gets ugly and it looks like the rightful nominee was usurped.

    But general elections aren't decided by Democrats and Republicans. They are decided by independents. What are they going to do? Clinton will have a HUGE advantage with independents over both Donald Trump and Ted Cruz. Kasich is really the only Republican who might be able to chip away at that advantage.

    And Hispanics...
  • PJPOWERPJPOWER Posts: 6,499
    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    PJ Soul is right. Bernie's voters may be amped up right now, but they will chill. When Obama goes out and campaigns (which he will) and makes it about the SCOTUS, they won't stay on the sidelines.
    Time will tell, but I'm seeing a lot of people that view Hillary in the same light as other money hungry politicians and say they cannot morally bring themselves to vote for her that are only even interested in voting due to Bernie and his ideals. Plenty are distancing themselves from Obama as well, he does not hold near the respect as he did in 2008. Again, time will tell.
    But will the defection rate be greater than the GOP defection rate from Trump? We know that will happen and Democrats have a natural electoral advantage. So Trump needs to retain more than Hillary. Second, in several key states, Hillary substantially outperformed Bernie (VA, FL, and OH). Hillary showed she has a strong base in those states. And it's hard to envision a scenario where anyone loses those states and wins the election.
    I see your point and there's no way to telling what the defection rate will be. Will definitely be an interesting few months!
  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648
    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    PJPOWER said:

    mrussel1 said:

    I understand, no one wants to walk around with a sign on their forehead reading "I'm a Racist Bigot"... so i get it. These few show their true selves hiding behind a keyboard in a fantasy world.

    These people you speak of have shown up in droves to the voting stations of the real world.
    have you?
    There are massive amounts of trump supporters who have voted and are effecting a major change on the political landscape. This is not fantasy land it is happening.
    Perhaps, but they aren't pulling the Dems to the right. And they aren't pulling the GOP establishment, business community, etc. with them. What he is doing is fracturing the GOP and unifying the left. Is that really a smart electoral strategy?
    Unifying the left? The left is fracturing themselves in the same way! How many Bernie supporters are still going to vote for Bernie once Hellary gets the nomination?
    PJ Soul is right. Bernie's voters may be amped up right now, but they will chill. When Obama goes out and campaigns (which he will) and makes it about the SCOTUS, they won't stay on the sidelines.
    Time will tell, but I'm seeing a lot of people that view Hillary in the same light as other money hungry politicians and say they cannot morally bring themselves to vote for her that are only even interested in voting due to Bernie and his ideals. Plenty are distancing themselves from Obama as well, he does not hold near the respect as he did in 2008. Again, time will tell.
    But will the defection rate be greater than the GOP defection rate from Trump? We know that will happen and Democrats have a natural electoral advantage. So Trump needs to retain more than Hillary. Second, in several key states, Hillary substantially outperformed Bernie (VA, FL, and OH). Hillary showed she has a strong base in those states. And it's hard to envision a scenario where anyone loses those states and wins the election.
    I see your point and there's no way to telling what the defection rate will be. Will definitely be an interesting few months!
    Note to self... conservative and progressive can have a civil conversation.
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940
    edited March 2016
    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648
    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    My manager, who is CEO of our company, dislikes Obama (not like the irrational dislike, but nonetheless). He votes in FL. He is a Republican and he HATES Trump. I asked him if he was going to vote for Hillary and he doesn't know what he is doing. Either Hillary or staying home.
  • EnkiduEnkidu Posts: 2,996
    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940
    edited March 2016
    Enkidu said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
    I feel like most people on the face of the planet would shit bricks if Trump got elected, lol. I mean, really..... The very idea seems preposterous to most people, no? I think the majority of the world might be less surprised if Hulk Hogan became the POTUS.
    Post edited by PJ_Soul on
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  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648
    PJ_Soul said:

    Enkidu said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
    I feel like most people on the face of the planet would shit bricks if Trump got elected, lol. I mean, really..... The very idea seems preposterous to most people, no? I think the majority of the world might be less surprised is Hulk Hogan became the POTUS.
    Or Jesse Ventura as Governor of MN? Oh, wait...damn.
  • Pearl34JamPearl34Jam Posts: 1,102

    PJ_Soul said:

    mrussel1 said:

    From a Trump rally...

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    They are all racist yeah all of them if you support Trump your a racist there I said it. !!
    At the very least, I feel like anyone who supports Trump has no real problem with racism.
    Exactly they all say the same shit I'm not a racist just because I support Trump , well I'm done being PC if you support Trump I'm calling you a racist ...
    Your run-on sentences really confuse me sometimes.

    Also, mods, I do believe that I'm being called racist for supporting a presidential candidate. This behavior shouldn't be allowed here.
    The irony here.

    You mock someone for their grammar... and then you decree yourself the victim and- laughably... and now predictably- call for moderator intervention.
    It's not right to label someone based on who they support. That's why I "laughably... and now predictably-" called for moderated intervention.
    I think your antagonist behavior doesn't help. Comes off as a cry for attention. Its a lot easier to have these conversations in person, not hiding behind a keyboard. People tend to be a little more reserved in the flesh. Feel free to join our party in Phila... I see you're coming to town. plenty of food, drinks, recreational goodies.
    Thanks for the invite but I'll politely decline. If you knew my age you would understand lol
    i'm guessing 12 or under?
    Good one
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  • mrussel1 said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    Enkidu said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
    I feel like most people on the face of the planet would shit bricks if Trump got elected, lol. I mean, really..... The very idea seems preposterous to most people, no? I think the majority of the world might be less surprised is Hulk Hogan became the POTUS.
    Or Jesse Ventura as Governor of MN? Oh, wait...damn.
    Hulk Hogan can't be president. He is a cheater and the libs would never allow it. If anyone supported him they would be called racist cheaters.
  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,648

    mrussel1 said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    Enkidu said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
    I feel like most people on the face of the planet would shit bricks if Trump got elected, lol. I mean, really..... The very idea seems preposterous to most people, no? I think the majority of the world might be less surprised is Hulk Hogan became the POTUS.
    Or Jesse Ventura as Governor of MN? Oh, wait...damn.
    Hulk Hogan can't be president. He is a cheater and the libs would never allow it. If anyone supported him they would be called racist cheaters.
    I'm writing in Terry Bollea on my ballot. VP will likely be Paul Orndorff. The British Bulldogs will be in the cabinet somewhere, I can promise you that.
  • PJ_SoulPJ_Soul Posts: 49,940
    Maybe these two should run. Doesn't seem too out of line at this point.

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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    Violence Erupts At Trump Rally After Supporters Clash With Protesting GOP Leaders

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    TAMPA, FL—Describing a chaotic scene that resulted in dozens of injuries, sources confirmed Tuesday that violence erupted at a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after his supporters clashed with protesting GOP leaders. “Five minutes into Trump’s speech, these really upset older guys in suits suddenly stood up and started shouting a bunch of anti-Trump stuff, and the crowd immediately started pounding on them,” said rally attendee Jared Boyton, noting that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, who hoisted a handmade sign depicting Trump in a KKK robe beneath the words “Fascism Is Not Conservatism,” was quickly knocked out by a punch to the back of the head, and that Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham were shoved to the floor and repeatedly kicked by the angry mob. “Then [RNC chairman] Reince Priebus and [House Speaker] Paul Ryan rushed the stage and tried to grab Trump’s microphone, but the Secret Service tackled them both to the ground. They kept yelling something about how Trump must be stopped as the agents dragged them out of the building, but you couldn’t really hear what they were saying over the crowd’s boos.” Sources confirmed that the bloodied and battered Republican leaders were held overnight in the Hillsborough County Jail before being bailed out by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg.

    theonion.com/article/violence-erupts-trump-rally-after-supporters-clash-52567
  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138

    mrussel1 said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    Enkidu said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    I think that Trump will win the nomination, and that every single reasonable voter in the USA will go to polls in droves, not matter who he's running against, to ensure that the next POTUS isn't Donald Fucking Trump. I think that even plenty of moderate Republicans would way rather vote for Clinton than Trump.

    I agree with that 100%. My husband's moderate Republican family would shit bricks if Trump got elected.
    I feel like most people on the face of the planet would shit bricks if Trump got elected, lol. I mean, really..... The very idea seems preposterous to most people, no? I think the majority of the world might be less surprised is Hulk Hogan became the POTUS.
    Or Jesse Ventura as Governor of MN? Oh, wait...damn.
    Hulk Hogan can't be president. He is a cheater and the libs would never allow it. If anyone supported him they would be called racist cheaters.
    I bet The Rock could win if you coached him up for six months.
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