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From: ken@ihuxq.UUCP (ken perlow)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Napoleon on religion and politics
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Date: Tue, 6-Nov-84 00:42:55 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov  6 00:42:55 1984
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>>   Today, nobody, including Reagan, suggests a return to the caste
>>   system and a dominant aristocracy, with different sets of legal
>>   rights for them and the "common people".  The suggestion otherwise
>>   is  part of the continuing illusion that Reagan is less caring and
>>   compassionate to the poor than his more liberal colleagues...

>>   Ray Simard

Well, not in so many words.  But Reagan's "New Federalism", you know,
what we used to call "State's Rights", will make equal protection
under the law a lot harder to come by.  What an ingenious way to gut
the Civil Rights Act--tell the states that violate it to enforce it.
Of course, if you're rich enough, you can up and move to a "nice" state.

I'm sure that Reagan is no less caring and compassionate to the poor
than his liberal colleagues (you know, the ones who like Blacks but
send their kids to all-white private schools), but his policies really
are killing them.
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