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IndianaGreen

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Sun May-09-10 11:19 AM
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25. The underlying issue is that the law should treat everyone equally

What we are witnessing is the morphing of "equality under the law" into a multi-layered legal system that treats people differently depending on how the state wants to categorize them. This is not the America we used to know!

Those that give the state the power to do the things they want, will see the same power being used to do things they don't want.

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