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“BTW A 24 week old embryo is not a human being. You're not a human being until you're in my phone book.”

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Bill Hicks
Bill Hicks

Bill Hicks was an American comedian known for his unique style of humor and profound insights into social phenomena. His performances often featured satire and dark humor, addressing issues such as religion, politics, social problems, and personal beliefs. Hicks' career was brief, but his influence in the comedy world has endured to this day. more

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