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dk--i don't know what you're talking about above. could you explain it more please?
it looks like you're not answering my question and instead are repeating the outlines of a strict construction "problem" with everything that's happened legally since 1789.
as for the american health system as barbarism--actually it isn't particularly rhetorical. within this system, the lives of the children of the affluent are worth more than the lives of the children of the poor, if you measure it by access to basic health care, which is obviously a significant factor in determining quality of life. that's barbarism. nothing rhetorical about it.
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a gramophone its corrugated trumpet silver handle
spinning dog. such faithfulness it hear
it make you sick.
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