
Paul Peine
12-02
maybe the media should ask him why he loves China so much, and they are one of the worst human rights violators.
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average joe
12-01
that picture was taken 70 years ago and wat everyone thinking Jerry was part of it or just got caught and plus no one except racist want to hear from laracist james
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Dave Pigman
12-01
Jerry Jones was 14 years old for Christ's sake. is that a fair comparison?
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