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Marc Ching-A-Ling-A-Ding-Dong Kool-Aid Drinking Cult Loves Saying "Marc Ching Has Brought Awareness To The Horrific Dog Meat Trade, But Is That Accurate?

The Only True Press Marc Ching Has Actually Received Is The Press Releases Marc Ching Issued, Once Saying, Marc Ching Rescues The Dying And Sometimes The Dead. How The Hell Do You Rescue 'THE DEAD?'

Marc Ching' Claim To Fame Is His Thoroughly Debunked "I Saved 1,000 Dogs At The Yulin Festival." By The Way, When Marc Ching Means 'Saved' He Means Paid For With Donation Money And God Forbid, It Doesn't Mean The Dogs Will Actually Live.

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