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Any pol that answers such a question without knowing what context to frame the answer in is asking for a boatload of trouble.— TalkLeft
Maybe the white half of Zero is showing its racism towards Mexicans ... as though they're too damned stupid to buy full auto AK-47's from the source at wholesale by the boatload, as opposed to buying them in the U.S. through the red tape, background checking, cross-border transport difficulties, and insane markup, as he proclaims.— Latest Articles
I think I am going to need a boatload (or at least a dressload).— Drudge Retort

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