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“There is a thin line. Between fighting for equal rights and fighting to be treated special and lot of people confuses the two.”

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“Every human being has rights, but the most important right is the right to live. Beyond that, there are many other rights. Make sure you know your rights. However, knowing and exercising your rights doesn’t mean you should infringe upon or violate other people's rights. No right supersedes another person's rights. We all have equal rights. Every person should know their rights. We are a danger to ourselves and those around us if we don’t know what we should know.”

“Criminals are using non governmental organizations as fronts for their activities. Criminals are exploiting NGOs, NPOs, foundations, and commissions to undermine the government and the people. These organizations should be banned when they violate the law, oppose the government, or act against the interests of citizens, especially when they consistently side with lawbreakers instead of serving the public good. Many of these organizations are allegedly being used as vehicles for embezzlement and money laundering.”

“One of the greatest double standards is how some people are willing to trade their morals, values, dignity, and even personal pain for money. For them, shame or the difference between right and wrong becomes secondary, as long as there is compensation. Often, the pursuit isn't truly about justice, but about making someone pay, because they feel they are owed something. In many cases, it's not justice they seek, but a form of payment.”

“As Kate laments the loss of the singularly most profound love of her life, she watches the black ravens gather in a circle around her, dragging their wings in ritualized fashion as they dance to the beat of ancient drums, pounding out the story of ageless lamentation.”