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19 <br /> 1 there is a coordinated effort between the school board, Orange County government, and now <br /> 2 the County Commission and that it is very manipulative and unconstitutional. She said this is <br /> 3 blatantly against the First Amendment and that it is the Sheriff's duty to uphold the peoples' <br /> 4 constitutional rights. She said that if this is passed it is a message that they do not care about <br /> 5 the Constitution. She said if the Sheriff then chooses to enforce the regulation, then he is saying <br /> 6 to the citizens that he is denying the oath of his office to defend the constitution of North <br /> 7 Carolina and the US Constitution. She said that if Sheriff Blackwood enforces this it will be a lie <br /> 8 to the people and to God. She said there will be legal ramifications against each of them if they <br /> 9 pass this. <br /> 10 David Ogden said to please excuse him if he is a little emotional. He said that his 12- <br /> 11 year-old daughter lost her two last baby teeth this week and while it is the cutest smile ever, it is <br /> 12 a reminder that it is the end of a phase for her. He said that he should be with her tonight, <br /> 13 listening to her read and laugh, and talk about her day but instead, he has to be at the meeting <br /> 14 to defend her future against would-be tyrants. He said that the fact that this regulation is even <br /> 15 coming up for a vote reveals that most of the commissioners have a complete disregard for the <br /> 16 Bill of Rights. He said that this ordinance would strip residents of right to peaceably assemble. <br /> 17 He said that it depends on fear and submission to suppress. He said that like the school board, <br /> 18 this Board has a palpable fear of citizens in the community exposing bad actions by elected <br /> 19 officials. He said that the efforts that they are afraid of are tantamount to rebel. He said imagine <br /> 20 what those that seek to shed light could do with more time and more motivation. He asked if <br /> 21 they think this ordinance will weaken those that stand for liberty. He said that their actions only <br /> 22 serve to expose those who vote for these as Machiavellian usurpers of Constitutional rights. He <br /> 23 said that the days of no accountability are over. He said that he will be watching and will be <br /> 24 disseminating the results of each of their votes to the community. <br /> 25 Kathy Arab said this ordinance is unconstitutional. She said it violates the rights of any <br /> 26 person that shares a difference world view than that of Orange County's social justice goals. <br /> 27 She said that it diminishes individuality. She said that the people elected the commissioners, so <br /> 28 the people should carry as much as or more weight than any non-governmental office or from <br /> 29 those that provide grant monies with strings attached. She said that America's founders were <br /> 30 thinking of them when they wrote the constitution. She said that measuring the social justice <br /> 31 impact of the ordinance is interesting to her because the dictionary definition of social justice is <br /> 32 state redistribution — which is politics and power — about groups and not individual. She said <br /> 33 that critical social justice is inherently incompatible with the world view prevalence in the <br /> 34 Constitution. She said that the difference is that social justice defines equity as the same <br /> 35 outcomes and the Constitution defines justice as equality, the same opportunities. She said that <br /> 36 social justice missions to redress grievances is defined by critical theories. She said that means <br /> 37 that any time the numbers aren't equal, you know there isn't equity, but this doesn't align with <br /> 38 the natural world. She said that critical social justice is narrow and authoritarian. She said that <br /> 39 the people are not intent on gaining political power to force people to do justice. She said that <br /> 40 their greatest desire is the freedom to express their convictions. She said that critical social <br /> 41 justice does not tolerate a variety of ideas because critical social justice is a source and means <br /> 42 of oppression. She quoted Milton Freeman — "A society that puts equality, in the sense of <br /> 43 equality of outcomes, ahead of freedom, will end up with neither equality nor freedom...use of <br /> 44 force to achieve equality will destroy freedom and the force introduced for good purposes will <br /> 45 end up in the hands of people who use it to promote their own interests...One of the great <br /> 46 mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions, rather than their results." <br /> 47 Karen Raines said 1,000 feet is restrictive of freedom of speech and assembly. She said <br /> 48 both are outlined and protected in the Constitution. She said that in another discussion in this <br /> 49 topic, someone mentioned other counties joining the voices from Orange County and that those <br /> 50 outside voices should not be heard. She said that those voices that are here are here to oppose <br /> 51 an injustice that if permitted, would then spread to other counties. She said that freedom of <br />
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