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Txastopher
187Listen, T...because Kant says something does not mean it is so. — Txastopher
It doesn't matter who said it. What matters are his arguments. -
Frank Apisa
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Listen, T...because Kant says something does not mean it is so. — Txastopher
It doesn't matter who said it. What matters are his arguments. — Txastopher
Just shakes head...and leaves!
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