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no one knows with 100% certainty but throwing labels around is kind of a problem. This is just my opinion. I think he was trying to help it and it got turned back at him. Similar situation with the stupid story cooked up for Las Vegas. The brother of paddock got that thrown at him
Apology's for being so harsh but it's kind of a problem is this country. Un-fairly tossing labels at people
tyb/s
at the time was only thing I had too. I grew up with that music but not when it was originally released so not as old as that. Still remember singing the magic bus song, in my head, on way to school as a kid.
"everyday I get in the queue-too much magic bus!"
people have an issue with distancing the product from the people that produce it.
It's harder to do with movie's. Music has a much different meaning over the last 13 or so months I have been here. Enjoy it moar, in fact
as usual you ignored what was posted to you. Not defending it at all. It is merely an opinion. You must be the same one who keeps saying everyone that listens to any artist must be complicit with anything they produce.
Grow the fuck up
KYS
Rockets from Gaza Strip hit Israel; 4 die at border protest
The Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Militants fired five rockets from Gaza into Israel early Sunday, the Israeli military said, following a day of Palestinian mass protests along the Israel-Gaza perimeter fence. Four Palestinians, including three teen-agers, were shot dead and dozens were wounded by Israeli soldiers.
The rocket fire threatened to undermine Egyptian-mediated efforts to cement a deal that the Gaza Strip’s Hamas rulers hope will ease a crippling Israeli-Egyptian blockade of the crowded territory.
No casualties were reported from the rockets and no Palestinian group claimed responsibility.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians rallied in the Gaza Strip on Saturday to mark the anniversary of their mass protests along the Israeli border.
Most demonstrators kept their distance from the border, though small crowds of activists approached the perimeter fence and threw stones and explosives toward Israeli troops on the other side. The forces fired tear gas and opened fire, killing four Palestinians and wounding 64.
Hamas had pledged to keep the crowds a safe distance from the fence to avoid inflaming the political atmosphere during negotiations of a possible easing of the blockade.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking his fourth consecutive term in April 9 elections, but is facing a serious challenge from a group of ex-army chiefs who have criticized what they say is his failed Gaza policy. With a lack of alternatives, Netanyahu has been forced at times to rely on Hamas to maintain stability along Israel’s volatile southern front.
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