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   From: invasions_r_us@thepentagon.removethis.com   
      
   "D E M I G O D " <"D E M I G O D "@SHAW.CA> wrote in message   
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   > Bo Raxo wrote:   
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   > > It is in the Declaration of Independence.  In the Constitution (where it   
   > > counts), it's life, liberty, and property.   
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   > There is a better definition and in a newer document @   
   > http://www.hrweb.org/legal/udhr.html   
      
   Yes, but the original poster was it seemed talking about the rights of U.S.   
   citizens, which are determined NOT by the U.N.'s Universal Declaration on   
   Human Rights (which is what you cite), but by the U.S. Constitution.   
      
   So it's irrelevant.   
      
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