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The social contract is broken. Humans surrender themselves, their rights, their freedoms,
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and future or the future of their generations into the hands of people or
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leaders who don't love them back or trust them, care for them, sympathize
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with them, or feel their pains of displacement, nissery, rejection, discrimination,
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dehumanization, retardation, gentrification, oppression, suppression, or depression. The
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social contracts should be revisited, amended, reconsidered, updated, upgraded, and
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enhanced to match the trend of the times. Humanity is led by old laws
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and old contracts that are sometimes not of the modern civilized and humane or inclusive
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world. The old laws are interpreted and applied differently to different people because it
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was written and meant to be applied to people differently. Disparity in application of
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the same law renders the repugnancy, redundancy, or cruelty of such laws.
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For a law to be civilized, humane, moral, fair, reasonable,
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and just, it should be void of disparities, nepotism, discrepancies, and
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unilateral discretion. If a judge can use the same law or the code to
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punish people differently for the same crime, then such a legal code of justice
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and justice or system is using the law in the disguise of cruel customs and
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traditions to discriminate goodness or fairness. Is the philosopher prints al philosopher Prince Israel
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