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“Sabrina said they should be punished. She said there’s no going back after this, no living with them again. Not after what they have done.” “I can see her point they declared war on reality and elected a maniac who almost broke the country. When he failed, they rose up and broke it themselves. You can’t reason with them, and they hate our guts.”

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Book:Our War

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Our War

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