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Comment by Romulus Magnellah on June 28, 2012 at 10:48pm

Trying to correct these legal ills by furthering the "racial" illusions by defending them in court is apart of the insidious of colonization too. It's good cop bad cop in the context of colonization. Both sides are in the furtherance of positions inclined to the defeat of the potentials of the people's and of the landscapes of both nations. The legal schools are observably tied to the furtherance of illusions, too, obviously in the furtherance of such legal poses at the expense of the pseudo-educated and beaten to accept unacceptable standards people.

Comment by Romulus Magnellah on June 28, 2012 at 10:43pm

Rather than debate these kinds of things in the face of a world still pseudo-educated; how about addressing the nature of the contexts that have arranged statutes in both nations in the furtherance of unacceptable national standards for the poor, being cultivated into positions at odds with the conditions necessary for freedom, and, especially in the contexts of departments, and of international police and agendas, running on fear, looking for individuals, instead of for the arrangements of statutes that have grown us contradictory to the principles of the Constitution, and of the landscapes and waters. Correct. The second the phenomena of "race" is even acknowledged by statutes, a bunch of peripheral crimes are sewn. People are still getting set up by the inheritance of incapable governmental systems and assumptions. We can fix all these problems in an instant, but, then we put all the institutions and police and prisons and businesses that feed off of those business at the same time. That's why we need to put colonization in context at the same time, and use world Injunctive Relief to cultivate this species back to being the cultivator species, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera... _:l