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<p><p><p><p><p><p>So being able to vote, work, and be considered people is asking for superiority? It's not. But now that they got what they asked for, they still seek more. What if it where the other way around? The same thing would happen. When people get what they ask, they ask for more. That's how everything goes. Some people cannot grasp that they have what they want; so they ask for more, and will never stop. All humans are like that; greedy. Asking for the ability to vote, being able to work, and be considered people is nothing wrong at all by any means, at all. Now you might say that's not the case; it was in Canada. However, now that it was given to them, people ask for more. Now some extremists want superiority because you know what, that's what we did to them, and that's their reason to justify. Is it logical? Of course it <strong>ISN'T</strong>.</p></p></p></p></p></p>

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<p><p><p><p><p><div class="ipsSpoiler_contents"><p>nothing personal, but relating a special attacking machamp to feminism is not a very effective analogy.</p></div></p></p></p></p></p>

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