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Do you have a Black's Law dictionary?

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Randy1 year ago

Legalese needs to be outlawed. All laws need to be in common English.

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THE MASK1 year ago

Un a lien able.

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Felipe Martinez1 year ago

You DO have inalienable rights - every human - regardless if these rights are recognized by the State (then it becomes tyrannical) - its what inalienable means: untouchable, innate, essential inherent sovereignty, that which cannot be divorced from or made foreign to.

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Docfrank1 year ago

Use Webster’s 1828 for founding documents

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Mr. Baker1 year ago

The keyword in Unalienable is LIEN

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Steve C1 year ago

Yes Sir

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Jason Ouellette1 year ago

I do..11th edition

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All4Freedom🇺🇲🐸🍿1 year ago

Nice! Every American should have one.

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Mark Iverson1 year ago

6th edition.

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Deezle Deez1 year ago

@MichelleAComo We the people aren’t bound by the constitution tho. We don’t have constitutional rights—we have creator endowed natural rights.

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