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In order to have a law, should all ideas be discussed before the law is voted on? why or why not?
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In order to have a law, should all ideas be discussed before the law is voted on? why or why not?

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Yes all ideas should be discussed before the law is voted on because if you do not have all the ideas or information per say someone could have not said an important part of said law
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yes because there could be a better idea plus fredom of speach

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