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How ironic, The Blackest Cult is the first to promote freedom to do whatever one wants, but when that freedom implies acting against the Cult, it's suddenly not alright anymore. Raping your own principles already... quite sad. -[[User:Tariq|Marouane]] 21:34, 1 September 2006 (CEST) | How ironic, The Blackest Cult is the first to promote freedom to do whatever one wants, but when that freedom implies acting against the Cult, it's suddenly not alright anymore. Raping your own principles already... quite sad. -[[User:Tariq|Marouane]] 21:34, 1 September 2006 (CEST) | ||
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| + | '''Yeah'''...no doubt...unless its a secret ploy to protect someone who is very dedicated to protecting that freedom eh? if you notice, calling for Dafayo's death is directly agisnt all philosophies of the Blackest Bible, cult and movement...weird eh? Hmmmm...wonder how this happend...and why...hmmm. | ||
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How ironic, The Blackest Cult is the first to promote freedom to do whatever one wants, but when that freedom implies acting against the Cult, it's suddenly not alright anymore. Raping your own principles already... quite sad. -Marouane 21:34, 1 September 2006 (CEST)
Yeah...no doubt...unless its a secret ploy to protect someone who is very dedicated to protecting that freedom eh? if you notice, calling for Dafayo's death is directly agisnt all philosophies of the Blackest Bible, cult and movement...weird eh? Hmmmm...wonder how this happend...and why...hmmm.
Brian main
