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"I don't know what the best way to convince Americans that quote-on-quote terrirists are okay..."

There are some disturbing images at the end of this video, but it's well worth a watch. Two actors in Boston pretend that they're with a "Love Thy Prisoner" campaign, and attempt to sign up pedestrians to an "Adopt a Guantanamo Bay Detainee" program. The options are to either take a prisoner into your home, or volunteer to be pen pals with one. The responses are priceless.
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