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‘and.’ goodwill’: toward men.’
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to think
“things we-Canadians have to
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rved by our leaders,
‘and, “iyes,;: the “Americans
‘own too much of.us. But

‘are the intangibles.” There: .’,

ire very. few. places. in‘ this
country.: where 'a person is
afraid to walk alone, even at

‘night.’ We have. lots ‘of ‘air,
some of it) hot,’ some! of it:

polluted, but most of it clear.

‘and’*clean. Nobody: is»:
“literally. starving « in») this”:

country, though the old-age |;
pensioners’.would give you

an argument there.: Nobody*

lives in fear of the boots in
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‘door, the ‘secret police, Our.
‘only ssecret:‘ police are the:
©} mounties,,\and ’ every. time

they: try ‘something ‘secret,
the papers’ find’ out, ‘and
spread it/all’over. the front
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To continue the’ list, we:
have. equality of“, apeec!

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swear in.a public place, such
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law. The only difference is in :

the amount: you! steal, aa

the lawyers you can ‘afi

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afford a battery of lawyers,
you’get a Hitt sentence. 21f....

you ‘steal ‘amall, ‘and try: to

defend yourself, you get the’:

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Opportunity. /Ask ‘any
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