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think this is the worse thing that this state can do. I
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think it is the worse thing that could ever happen in
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this country.
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I say to you to support the amendment and strike
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out this ridiculous part of this Constitution and this
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Committee Recommendation.
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DELEGATE JAMES: Delegate Bamberger.
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DELEGATE BAMBERGER: Mr. Chairman, I rise to
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speak in opposition to the amendment.
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No constitution should be written by political
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theorists and no constitution should be written by a
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computer. Constitutions are written by people, and every
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constitution expresses the particular hopes and aspira-
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tions and the crises of the civilization in which it is
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written.
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The great difference in our society of today,
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the great crisis in our society, is not the difference
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between black and white and yellow and red. The great
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problem for our society and for our capitalistic society
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is the difference between the rich and the poor, the
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great tragedy within the most affluent nation in the world.
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