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John Q. Citizen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jun-15-09 09:51 AM
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23. But to construe demanding adherance to the rule of law as demanding
Edited on Mon Jun-15-09 09:58 AM by John Q. Citizen
separate-but-equal isn't pointing out what happened. It's mis-interpreting what historically happened.

It's true that there were black segregationists. But Thurgood Marshall wasn't one of them.

edit to add-
If single payer advocates who believe that health care is a right, not a privilege litigate against hospitals to force them to treat indigent emergency cases as is required by law, would you try to construe that to claim that they were advocating for a multi-payer public private system?



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