RE: RE: What This Court Case Really Signified -- Do We Have the Right to Exist?
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RE: What This Court Case Really Signified -- Do We Have the Right to Exist?

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Thank you for bringing this up

It is sad to know that the government we look up to for security and safety is the same government trying to take our rights

To answer your question, I had said if Kareen could be killed of which we thank God he wasn't killed, then it means we have no single right to speak, no single right to defend ourselves

In respect to Kareen's case, the US government had proven that the executives can do anything any still get away with it

It is no news that the US government has been involved in so many killings of civilians like the two air strike near Syrian town that claims the life of almost 64 women and children in 2019. It is so sad but they are the government so they own the citizens and can decide what to do with them which is not right at all

Citizens should be giving the right to life, right to speak

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