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The latest scam?
This sounds like your typical immigrant tall tale -- the impoverished, persecuted soul who paddled 8,000 miles across the Pacific to get to America, the supposed heir of royalty who had a hundred servants back home.
But yeah, there are plenty of gullible fools here who will give all their life savings away to save the hypothetical starving baby in Africa. If you ask the peace corps crowd, they will tell you that they would not think twice of dying while trying to save the babies. So I like to fuck with them -- I ask them what if they don't die, but come back with their legs blown off from a land mine, with shrapnel in their brain that turns them into a slobbering retard.
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I bet the guy is just a heroin-addicted rich kid from that smog-choked slum known as Kathmandu. But don't tell that to the Westerners who go there expecting to meet the Dalai Lama or something. It could be that the pre-occupation Tibetans lived in a society just like the Taliban, where women had no rights and people were killed for religious infractions, but don't tell that to the Hollywood stars who've adopted Tibetans as their pet race.
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