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play this

Posted by tusquittee on October 15, 2007

Great song I heard the other day:  Wyclef Jean’s President

This song isn’t played on the radio because of the proposals it has about politics.  My idea or question is what do we really think about people who call for radical change.  We chastize them.  Let’s not do that so harshley because they probably have a really good idea of what we can do to change and revolutionize the world.  Real world peace is hard work, are we willing to work that hard.

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