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RE: Where do you stand on the political compass - 12/8/2011 5:18:46 PM

damian0710

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I don't know what happened. By "offerless" I meant victimless.

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RE: Where do you stand on the political compass - 12/8/2011 5:23:07 PM

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ORIGINAL: damian0710

I don't know what happened. By "offerless" I meant victimless.

thats what I assumed. Now how is blackmail a victimless crime?

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RE: Where do you stand on the political compass - 12/9/2011 3:22:59 AM

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Willbe, so you found the political compass did you, I posted it on here years ago as a bit of fun, but if readers wish to know where I consistently lie ( consistent because I retest each year), I occupy a position between Nelson Mandela and Ghandi, two people whom I am pleased to share the bottom left with.

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