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No. Full stop.
by vinniejames 7y ago
No. Full stop.
- slumdev 7y agoSaying "full stop" doesn't make or strengthen an argument.
- Nasrudith 7y agoIt says there is no need for an arguement because there is nothing to justify it. "Should it be legal for the government to kill and harvest the organs of underperforming schoolchildren?". "No. Full stop." Is a stance that there is nothing to even argue.