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has anyone seen the documarty called sicko by michale moore ? me and dh wathced this tonight and boggled my mind to say the least if you are able try to see this . very informative. i m not the biggest fan of his but this hit the nail on the head so to speak wanted to know if anyone else saw this and there opoins
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