“If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now?”

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Above, Big Apple Corner at 54th Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Google Maps. Stolen and missing, 2021-2024.

Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.

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Entry from March 13, 2021

“If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now?”

“If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now?” was posted on Twitter by Zahra Billoo on June 1, 2012. “If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it be a mild dislike now?” (also shown on an image) was posted on Twitter by Bryan Jacoby on August 7, 2012.

“They hate us for our freedom” was used to explain terrorism and the war on terror. The statement means that there are not many freedoms left.

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Zahra Billoo
@ZahraBilloo
“If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be mild dislike by now?”
2:44 PM · Jun 1, 2012·Twitter Web Client

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Bryan Jacoby
@BryJacoby
If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it be a mild dislike now?
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#RonPaul #libertarian #America
10:45 AM · Aug 7, 2012·Twitter for iPhone

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Young Americans for Liberty
@YALiberty
#79 “If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now?” (http://buff.ly/1fZbKJU)
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5:23 PM · Dec 31, 2013·Buffer

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Young Americans for Liberty
@YALiberty
If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now? | #tlot #yal
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1:23 PM · Oct 7, 2014·Buffer

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Young Americans for Liberty
@YALiberty
If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now? #TortureReport
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1:23 PM · Dec 10, 2014·Buffer

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Ryan Coleman
March 11, 2021 at 1:28 AM ·
“If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be mild dislike by now?”
~Zahra Billoo

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911bot
@911b0t
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If they really hated us for our freedom, shouldn’t it just be a mild dislike by now?
5:59 PM · Mar 13, 2021·911b0t

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