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Greetings from Tyler, Now Zuckerberg is in trouble. Turns out that his company was working out algorithms to snare Chinese people and I don’t know what all. Will Trump get revenge on those who have not been very kind, in this case maybe someone who sold out the country? I guess a court with all…
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