To ease your way into Internet life, here is an easy to use
  template for pride. It is a proven formula for likes and cheers
  and may also result in a perceived enemy. The enemy perception
  can be removed by omitting the "If you don't agree" section,
  which I believe is more civil. I include it for completeness,
  however, as sometimes group-formations are stronger when there
  is an upcoming battle of some kind.[1]universal-pride

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  1. http://icopiedyou.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/universal-pride.png

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