[apaexko] IRON BELT 4 SALE

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Selling for a friend PAYPAL USD!!!
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Iron belt


Its a belt and its made of iron doesnt get any better than that right it grants weapon defenses to everything because mages are no longer an issue but let me tell you about how those mages terrorized the server for far too long much more than i would like to admit so I want to share some facts with you. These are hidden truths that affect us all. In the text that follows, when I quote from mages, I will use the word “excrement” in place of another word which is now apparently permitted in general circulation publications and which I have edited out. If mages wants to be taken seriously, it should counter the arguments in this letter with facts, not illogical panaceas, personal anecdotes, or insults. I don't know if mages is consciously and purposely evil or merely self-satisfied. I do know, however, that it's convinced that people everywhere have a deeply held love of infantilism. I feel that if mages held a rally in support of infantilism, no more than two people would show up—one if you exclude the local street vendor who just happens to be peddling his wares in the vicinity. The reason, obviously, is that mages accuses me of being impolite in my responses to its delusional expostulations. Let's see: It disgorges its disparaging and arrogant comments on a topic of which it is wholly ignorant, and it expects a polite reply? What is it, disagreeable?

I am not in any way placing the blame on mages for recalcitrant mythomaniacs who cater to the basest instincts of importunate, effrontive busybodies. That notwithstanding, mages is still culpable for plotting to pamper counterproductive polemicists. The facts are, succinctly, these: First, shooting one's mouth off in a public forum on the basis of flimsy facts is neither prudent nor smart. Second, its victims have been speaking out for years. Unfortunately, their voices have long been silenced by the roar and thunder of mages's advocates, who loudly proclaim that mages acts in the name of equality and social justice. Regardless of those illaudable proclamations, the truth is that what we're involved in with it is not a game. It's the most serious possible business, and every serious person—every person with any shred of a sense of responsibility—must concern himself with it.
Many members of mages's camorra believe that the majority of diversivolent moral weaklings work 25 hours a day, eight days a week and thus deserve occasionally to sell us into a lifetime of servitude. Even worse, almost all of mages's foot soldiers believe that mages is a voice of probity. (One would think that the mammalian brain could do better than that, but apparently not.) My point is that mages often insults people and flies off the handle. This isn't necessarily a new argument. Its roots go back at least to Foucault, and it has been elaborated in numerous venues, such as a book I recently read in which the author maintains that mages derives great joy from introducing, cultivating, and encouraging moral rot. What does any of that have to do with poststructuralism? Everything. It turns out that mages's witless imprecations form an “ideology” in Marx's sense. That is, they represent a system of ideas designed to cloak, rationalize, and defend an unjust set of relationships. For instance, mages's ideology denies that mages has lost what little credibility it once had. Yes, I could add that this is sufficiently illustrated by the ridicule with which its complaints are treated by everyone other than shabby yokels, but I wanted to keep my message simple and direct. I didn't want to distract you from the main thrust of my message, which is that mages insists that our unalienable rights are merely privileges that it can dole out or retract. Although I've already discussed the abject fallaciousness of that argument, the fact remains that self-preservation demands that we lay the groundwork for an upcoming attempt to reach out for things with permanence, things beyond wealth and comfort and pleasure, things that have real meaning. (Note the heroic restraint stopping me from saying that only by moving as expeditiously as possible to strike at the heart of mages's efforts to show us a gross miscarriage of common judgment can we know real stability, real courage, real faith, and real truth and feel wedded to our shared reality.) I conclude this letter with an appropriate quote: “Mages rewards those who show scrupulous adherence to its worldview and punishes those who bring allotheism to its knees.” I believe we all know who said that, don't we?