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It seems to be a typical example of the materials which PETA uses to knowingly distort the truth and make unfounded allegations.
But I know that, unless the BBC and that young wife were in collusion to distort the truth, the award to sorely wounded soldiers is pitifully inade quate.
95 Paperback Popular culture and philosophy BJ1421 Whereas liars deliberately distort the truth, bullshitters have no interest in whether what they say is true or not, and so are the more dangerous to truth.
 
 
 
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