| Congress shall make no law
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| Respecting an establishment of religion
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| Or prohibiting the free exercice thereof
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| Or abridging the freedom of speech
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| Or of the press
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| Or of the right of the people peacefully to assemble
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| And to petition the government for a re-dress of grievances
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| Revoke this verbal mental muzzle
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| Protect the freedom of the mind
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| Speak out against the prejudicial
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| Extinguish ignorance by mouth
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| Disarm the bigotry with talk, talk
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| Incite the darkness from the veil
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| React to rhetoritic conflict
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| Object with anger at the law
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| Congress shall make no law
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| Respecting an establishment of religion
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| Or prohibiting the free exercice thereof
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| Or abridging the freedom of speech
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| Or of the press
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| Or of the right of the people peacefully to assemble
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| And to petition the government for a re-dress of grievances
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| Denied opinion comes from silence
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| Remove the pressure of the tongue
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| Assault by speech toward the discord
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| Attack the fundamental creed
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| War of words
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| A war of words
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| A war of words
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| A war of words
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| A war |