Siempre la peor parte para los pobres


	Siempre la peor parte para los pobres

Karlus

11-20-2007 2:14 AM

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clima, poverty

Karlus says:

A la hora de repartir los premios lo mejor para los ricos, a la hora de repartir los castigos, lo pero para los pobres Es muy fácil despreocuparse del Medio Ambiente si a ti no te afectará tanto como a los demás.

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