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conceived in liberty . . .

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We, the people . . .

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You have the right to remain rabble.  Should you give up your right to remain rabble, you have the right to retain an anti-rabble advocate.  Should you be unable to afford an anti-rabble advocate, chances are . . . you're "the people".

On April 25, 2004, over one million people—women, men, children, mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers, great-grandmothers, great-grandfathers—assembled in Washington D.C. in a show of solidarity to the proposition that this country was made for all of us, not God's chosen few nor those driven to His doors through tradition, necessity or despair.  Generations marched and laughed and chanted.  There were no crying children, no unloved offspring, no impoliteness nor frustration.  It was a day,
unlike all others.