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lucas19 lucas19
  • 16-04-2016
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If you have made a firm, public commitment to some cause, do you have the right to abrogate your commitment if you begin to feel differently?

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tibiafrank tibiafrank
  • 16-04-2016

I believe you do have the right, yeah. But if you are going to repeal it, then it wasn't all that firm to begin with. Usually why I don't made stuff like that public.

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