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Polar Bears and California Gay Marriage

4,399 views (2012-03-10)Upload date: 2008-05-16⏱ 4:24👍 31 · 👎 37★ 2.76 (54)News & Politics

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Recently federal bureaucrats added polar bears to the endangered species list from the Endangered Species Act of 1973, signed President Richard Nixon. The polar are not endangered as there are more polar bears now than there were fifteen to twenty years ago. They were added because of the hoax of man make global warming where it is believe the habitat of the polar bears may become threatened thus it may contribute to endangering the polar bears. This is just an attempt by the anti-capitalist (environmentalist and animal rights thugs) to stifle capitalism in these here United States. Which is making democracy in the United States of America a joke, nothing but a façade to fool lazy Americans. Further proof:

Sixty-one percent of California voters who voted, approved a ban on gay marriage. Then one judge (the ruling was 4 to 3) ruled that the ban was unconstitutional and threw out the results of the election where 61% of the voters approved of the ban. That one judge threw out the will of the people. Okay you can now laugh about the joke of democracy in the United States.

We need to vote out of office every person who currently hold elected office from dog catcher to Senator.

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2012-03-10CC 2012youtube.com/watch?v=WT3pOORJS9wavailable4,39931 / 37
2009-08-01YouTube API 2009–2010 (ArchiveTeam crawl)available3,788
2008-05-18YouTube statistics 2007–2008 (SFU)available1,303

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