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[The Unknown Candidate] There may be only one thing dumber than getting addicted to consuming oil as a country ” and that is getting addicted to selling it. Because getting addicted to selling oil can make your country really stupid, and if the price of oil suddenly drops, it can make your people really revolutionary.
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