"To some folk, if not to most folk,……" — Unknown Author

"To some folk, if not to most folk, decency means pretending that the nastier things in life do not really exist. Decent people hide things, They put lids on toilets, locks on doors, and stick to dictionaries which are free from all four-letter words. It's their own business. It has nothing to do with me unless they try to turn their views into law and restrict my own personal liberty. I happen to believe they will pay a high price for their anti-natural hypocrisy. They will cause themselves biological stress and suffer psychological conflicts"

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