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"The idea of the American 'creedal nation,' which is supposed to unite us all in 'a common commitment to a set of ideas and ideals,' is abstract and inorganic. This creed comes from above, not from below. It's a state religion reflexively developed to bring about compliance."

— Ilana Mercer

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"The rights to life, liberty and property were not meant to be subject to the vagaries of majority rule."

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"Anti-discrimination law is inconsistent with freedom of association and the right of private property."

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