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We the people ask the federal government to Take or explain a position on an issue or policy:

Make us feel safe again from the law that allows people to be confiscated and tortured based on namecalling

Created by E.H. on September 17, 2016

Everyone in highschool has read The Crucible, about Salem witchhunters that claimed people were witches, going into their homes, taking them, tying them up and putting them in the lake to see if they would float and if they sunk it was a witch they had caught.

The government is doing the same thing right now and how can anyone feel safe. Who hasn't been called a name before? But...

1. The constitution assures everyone free speech and rights.
2. If somebody is called a name that person has no free speech or rights.
3. The constitution is not applied to a person who is called a name.
4. Isn't everyone called a name at some point?
5. So then this situation is dangerous.
6. Anyone can get called a name.
7. If anyone is called a "Terrorist" they don't go to court but get locked up tortured

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