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dasing
(2/23/2018)
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| The Bill of Rights does NOT GIVE anyone any rights, it enumerates the rights contained within it!!!!! The government can't repeal ANY right, because it is NOT in their realm of authority!!!! |
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PP9
(2/23/2018)
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Of course! The only reason this or any other murder happens is because it wasn't illegal enough. Murder's already at the top of the heap in terms of how illegal it is, but clearly it's not enough... we have to make it MORE illegal! That would fix it! We just need to keep on piling law after law on until there are no more murders. When we make something illegal, it goes away, right? Like how the US solved the alcohol problem in the 1920s.
Magical thinking is a type of delusion, and they call us stupid and evil because we don't share it. I guess it's a case of "consider the source," but unfortunately, these people run the media, vote, and run for office. |
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