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You came into this World like everyone else. You have the same rights as others! So no, people? and got a better answer
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we all came out of: the people. Children of the labor family "fraternal union and freedom" That's our fighting motto!
we all came out of: the people. Children of the labor family "fraternal union and freedom" That's our fighting motto!
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We are all in the same position We still have a lot to learn before we can understand who we are as the world works and what our place is in it Then happiness will be real.
We are all in the same position We still have a lot to learn before we can understand who we are as the world works and what our place is in it Then happiness will be real.
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In a reasonably organized society, everyone's rights must adequately correspond to the duties actually performed by the individual, ensuring that the individual can fulfill his duties. And rights, like everyone else's, are the mental vomit of liberal dementia and parasitic liberal-bourgeois morality.
In a reasonably organized society, everyone's rights must adequately correspond to the duties actually performed by the individual, ensuring that the individual can fulfill his duties. And rights, like everyone else's, are the mental vomit of liberal dementia and parasitic liberal-bourgeois morality.
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Is that a question or an answer?
Is that a question or an answer?
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Everyone to himself -deaf doors To himself the criminal and the judge To himself the Mozart and Salieri To himself the acorn and the pig.
Everyone to himself -deaf doors To himself the criminal and the judge To himself the Mozart and Salieri To himself the acorn and the pig.
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We are animals capable of thinking and until we get rid of greed at the genetic level, we will always wander in lawmaking to regulate selfish claims for the best for ourselves to the detriment of others.
We are animals capable of thinking and until we get rid of greed at the genetic level, we will always wander in lawmaking to regulate selfish claims for the best for ourselves to the detriment of others.