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Why is it so hard to say, "We want the word too?"

Posted by Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo) Nov 4 '08, 22:57

Again, I know the debate on the rights extensions is nowhere near as universal as it was up here during our debate, so we might be stuck arguing apples and oranges to a certain extent, but if the government was to say, "Yes, we'll grant you everything but the word," you would still view that as a subclass instead of just a different class?

That sounds a lot to me like, "We want the word."

Which is just what many of those opposing it are saying.

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We want fairness. Not a word. - musubi Nov 4, 23:00 1
- He can. -- nm - Dr.Vermin, pundit Nov 4, 23:05

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Why is it so hard to say, "We want the word too?"

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