I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religious morals of Europe and what they did with the slaves, because the root of the evil is only two generations away from me. Maybe this has fed my need to fight against the abuses of modern civilisation.
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I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religio
I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religio
I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religio
I can understand better than most the contradiction between the idealistic civilisation and religio
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