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this is the main problem i have with fairphones. i prefer completely unethically sourced products
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  I guess you unethically sourced this comment from your lower back.
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    i stole it from an orphan
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      Based. I’ve always hated orphans in how they don’t connect to the rest of my diagrams
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  I want childrens blood all over my phone
  
  Thats why i only buy chinese produced phones!

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