From: hiding5693@gmail.com   
      
   (1) Ideally speaking, I opine that within a free nation such as the United   
   States is supposed to be that it should not be deemed to be so wrong or   
   uncouth for one to dress as one pleases, if such is done within the realm of   
   one’s own private life.   
      
   (2) In my opinion, lesbians who might endeavor to rape other women using belt   
   dildos or other such contrivances should often be prosecuted to the full   
   extent of the law.   
      
   (3) I personally do not believe that it should be deemed wrong or illegal for   
   anyone to express thoughts about God openly within any free nation.   
      
   (4) I hypothesize that the state as the seat of government has at times   
   historically been at odds with certain private religious or spiritual   
   lifestyles and interests, both here in the United States and perhaps elsewhere.   
      
   (5) I am not and never truly have been a Roman Catholic priest, although I   
   might once have experienced for an interim a delusion of sorts that I might   
   have been a priest as such. I am in fact no longer even a Roman Catholic   
   layperson.   
      
   (6) I opine that moderation can at times be a bit spineless. A moderate   
   individual might tend to play it safe by hiding in the shadows too much.   
      
   (7) Although it might perhaps be common enough for those who occupy themselves   
   within the psychiatric or psychological trades to discredit the voices that a   
   schizophrenic might hear as being unreal, I posit that at least certain   
   schizophrenics might have    
   a psychic nature and that as such certain of the voices that those with such   
   an illness might hear might therefore have a certain basis in reality.   
      
   (8) I suggest that although certain individuals might perhaps find extremes of   
   humility to be ugly, still others might perhaps similarly find extremes of   
   pride to be ugly as such.   
      
   (9) In my opinion, an immigrant into the United States should not always have   
   as many personal rights as a citizen of the United States might, perhaps   
   especially when such an immigrant’s rights somehow encroach upon the rights   
   of that citizen.   
      
   (10) In light of certain interpretations of the history of the Southwestern   
   United States, the American people might perhaps have dubious claims on what   
   was once the Mexican Cession, perhaps even from the point of view of certain   
   international elements,    
   in light of the subterfuge that might have been involved with regard to the   
   taking of that parcel of land.   
      
   (11) I tend to strongly dislike, as opposed to hate, those individuals who   
   might hate in excess, hate being an emotion to which I feel fairly well   
   attuned.   
      
   (12) I opine that neither a broad knowledge of the Spanish language nor the   
   physical attribute of skin that might be white of color alone prove to make   
   any given individual a Hispanic. (Are Hispanics really just a phenotype or can   
   one covert to such a    
   race group?)   
      
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