There is a word we should be using towards government officials whenever they deny our individual rights: "No". Being just a word, it isn't a strong weapon. But it is the intellectual wellspring from which all other weapons flow.

Mike Klepper
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One of the most powerful words in the English language is “No”. It blasts away in an instant any lie. Used correctly in a sentence, it can even bring a smile to the face of a terrorist. Say “no” when necessary, and you will have a positive effect on your relationships.

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