[ SECRET POST #2380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2380 ⌋

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Re: The Equal Rights Amendment

[siofrabunnies]

While I'm not keeping up with the news, I think I can get the gist of events, and I have to agree. We shouldn't need the law, but it turns out, we do.

I mean, lawyers, lawmakers, and judges are all constantly searching for or trying to close loopholes and reinterpretaions. I want everything spelled out in the most certain and concrete terms. If we need a law saying that you can't discriminate based on the number of freckles on your face, it's because there's someone out there who really hates those 50-freckle people, and he will say "Hey, there ain't no law."

I once heard a guy back in high school say "All men are created equal. Men, not women." That's the kind of language that, argued by certain people in front of certain judges, could be catastrophic. Of course, no one would think of interpreting it that way, right? Except, no, there's just a lucky agreement that this particular phrase won't be interpreted that way. I don't like unspoken agreements when it comes to law, especially civil rights.