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CRITICAL THINKING: “Freedom to Offend” / Salman Rushdie ☮

Posted on 01.08.2015 by AlwaysQuestionAuthority

Salman Rushdie

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1 thought on “CRITICAL THINKING: “Freedom to Offend” / Salman Rushdie ☮”

  1. Heisenberg's avatarHeisenberg on 01.08.2015 at 6:14 am said:

    Je suis Charlie. Je suis AQA.

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