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Posted: 25 July 2019
Categories: Life, Social Change, The Decline Tags: Bladerunner, Gab, Immigration, Left defeat, Nationalism, Rutger Hauer, Serenity, Violence
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We need to start with a sad event: Rutger Hauer has died. I first saw him when I watched Blade Runner (I knew of Philip…

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