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10 March, 09:06

In your opinion, what is the importance of the United States being "a nation of law, not of any individual, or group of men or women"?

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    It is "justice for all", not "justice for men" or "justice for women." This nation was built on equality that we have obviously not achieved. We have pride in our laws that keep our nation in order. If we just represented one individual or group, we wouldn't be a nation.
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