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“Life has been bestowed upon us freely. NEVER! and I repeat NEVER........... at any one time allow anyone to make you plead for it!! Never plead for a life that you have been given this freely!!! You got to fight for it and protect and defend it! Protecting this life is the only reason why we ever need to fight anyone or anything!”

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