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TheManFromTrawno on 11.01.2026 2:45 a.m. What a waste of money. Why are they punishing responsible legal book owners. They need to go after the criminals smuggling handbooks across the border. No thought crime is being committed from long form books. This is the long form book registry 2.0. What a boondoggle!
Belaerim on 11.01.2026 2:48 a.m. I knew this was the Beaverton right away. No way that Smith and the UPC would miss the chance to virtue signal and honor their political heritage by *not* burning books
Ok-Trainer3150 on 11.01.2026 3:06 a.m. Please…..don’t give them any more idiotic ideas. Enough already!!
Tacticaloperator051 on 11.01.2026 3:16 a.m. Maybe a Pilot program should start in edmonton to collect 200 books
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What a waste of money. Why are they punishing responsible legal book owners.
They need to go after the criminals smuggling handbooks across the border. No thought crime is being committed from long form books.
This is the long form book registry 2.0. What a boondoggle!
I knew this was the Beaverton right away.
No way that Smith and the UPC would miss the chance to virtue signal and honor their political heritage by *not* burning books
What a great headline 😂
Please…..don’t give them any more idiotic ideas. Enough already!!
Maybe a Pilot program should start in edmonton to collect 200 books
No one needs more than 5 pages in a book