Left wing and right wing arguments in virtual worlds

Left wing and right wing arguments in virtual worlds

June 13th, 2005 francois Posted in random brainsqualls |

Hey - check this out - they have right wing/left wing arguments in virtual worlds as well. Very cool…

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