What a testimony to how someone can finally see the light and progress from the dark side.

I know there are bad democrats, rick. Bad people come in many forms. It just happens that there are more bad republicans and more crazies to the right.
People are weird. It's like when southerners were getting government assistance to build and fix their communities with running water and electricity in the south and southerners voted for the politician that was in favor of stopping the government help all because the man was a racist bigot.
They would rather not have running water and electricity than except blacks. That's how the GOP, who is the party of the rich, gets poor white trash votes. People are fukked in the head and will vote against themselves.
I know there are bad democrats, rick. Bad people come in many forms. It just happens that there are more bad republicans and more crazies to the right.
People are weird. It's like when southerners were getting government assistance to build and fix their communities with running water and electricity in the south and southerners voted for the politician that was in favor of stopping the government help all because the man was a racist bigot.
They would rather not have running water and electricity than except blacks. That's how the GOP, who is the party of the rich, gets poor white trash votes. People are fukked in the head and will vote against themselves.
Overall, the CDC said, 47,055 people died from drug overdoses in 2014. That was the same total released by the National Center for Health Statistics, which put out its data last week. Overdose fatalities from heroin alone have more than tripled since 2010, reaching 10,574 last year.
West Virginia, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Kentucky and Ohio had the highest rates of drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people. North Dakota, New Hampshire, Maine, New Mexico and Alabama saw the largest increases in their death rates.
50,000 a year die from OD in republican states, yet no one bats an eye. have a nice life you people have no clue whats going on.
Overall, the CDC said, 47,055 people died from drug overdoses in 2014. That was the same total released by the National Center for Health Statistics, which put out its data last week. Overdose fatalities from heroin alone have more than tripled since 2010, reaching 10,574 last year.
West Virginia, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Kentucky and Ohio had the highest rates of drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people. North Dakota, New Hampshire, Maine, New Mexico and Alabama saw the largest increases in their death rates.
50,000 a year die from OD in republican states, yet no one bats an eye. have a nice life you people have no clue whats going on.
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