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The west is crumbling
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The western man wants to reach high only to never be content with himself
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man soul is drown to the high . western/man
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We're the best people who have ever lived. We're superior to everyone else because we rose to prominence while also keeping moral integrity paramount. The Chinese are great, but they're not as good as the West because they lie, cheat, and steal. Western men are the pinnacle of humanity.
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