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I am a Republicanist, for how little I truly understand about it, and by my upbringing I believe I am a humanist as well. I marvel at persons such as Peter Landry, who are able to set off the little sparks of fire and explosion, in another person's brain with his conclusions regarding mankind and his own understanding of himself, through reflections of great writings.
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