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Indict Those Who Petition to Infringe on the Constitution, Violate the Constitutional Rights of Other U.S. Citizens.

Created by G.S. on November 13, 2012

The Right to Petition the Government is protected by the First Amendment. The Right to Free Speech is protected by the First Amendment. The Right to be Secure in Ones Papers is protected by the Fourth Amendment.

Those who purpose Violations of the U.S. Constitution, and deny the Constitutional Rights of U.S. Citizens exercising their Rights to Petition the Government; even if the Petition is a Petition to Secede from the U.S.; and who have Petitioned the Government to impose Punishment on those Citizens who are exercising their Rights; should themselves be Indicted for Violation of U.S. Constitutional Laws.
Those who Petition to Punish Citizens for exercising their Rights; have proven Intent to Violate the U.S. Constitution; and therefore Indictable upon any Violation against another.

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