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I was assulted in wal-mart for saying the troops were mass murderers, can i make wal-mart release the video?
Can I file Assult charges and sue for a lot of money? How do I sepena the video for evidence? They have like 100 cameras
I asked an employee for where the car seats were, and a store employee took me back to auto dept. and told me about them all, then he mentioned the army car seats. I said I am not interested , they are mass murderers.
He looked at me funny, and . i saw a sucker who had an army mug in is cart and he hit me in the jaw and then the nose. my nose is broke, and my jaw is not right.
when i hit the floor. i hurt my back, now my back is injured.
TROLL
i suggest you move to a different country
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Does anyone know the name of the army vechile drove in Transformers?
The sceen towards the end of the movie where tyresse character and the army guys are driving those vechiles that look like over size goal carts when there driving downtown where all the fighting is going on.G.i. Joe drove those vechiles to they have a gun on top of them?
humvee?
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