In a democracy, all citizens have equal rights.

In a democracy, all citizens have equal rights.

The constitution does not recognize different levels of citizenship based upon the time spent in the country.

We never should have given them the vote and legitimized their unholy existence.

We don't have words, really, to describe it yet.

Now we have the reverse tendency.

We want the same rights as humans... You can't trace it. It's all been laundered.

It's neither a science school nor a foreign language school. It's literally a school for the rich.

On this axis, as I used to have income per person in comparable dollar.

The whole nation wants peace.

Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood is also Haiti's motto.

They are a peace loving people.

Their decisions, their actions matter.

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Unbiased.

I call it the era of citizenship where people could be from multi racial, multi ethnic backgrounds, but all be equal as citizens in a state.

The sounds of the voices were harmonious.

The terrorists are misusing the name of Islam and Pashtun society for their own personal benefits. Applause

So much for our sense of fraternity.

As body and mind you will die.

a man of peace.

You break out that Leviathan Force only every so often.

The English are a taciturn people.

And it's a beautiful idea.

Ah... Yes.

We are making it a reality government of the people, by the people and for the people.

All men are equal.

R So we've reached cancelation parity?

Separate but equal?

So four, almost five years ago,

It's almost impossible to believe the progress we've made since 1994.

You're so stubborn!

Could always stand to feel better.

Paying the national debt could mean reducing the average income.

There is a joke, a North Korean joke that says, that there are two types of people in North Korea the type of people that are engaged in trade, and the type of people who are dying.

And yet, they're not.

We all have the civil rights.

I don't give a shit about equal.

The infant mortality rate is the highest on this continent, and is about three times higher than the US national average.

They are stuck in their intellectual patch.

It labels developing countries, I can read from the list here developing countries

Brothers sisters...

We're losers.

And what struck me the most, working in a Parisian hospital, was not only how accessible health care was for everyone, but how universally agreed upon it was among the French that it should be.