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 1    1,   20|         people - even if it is the majority. This is the sinister result
 2    3,   68|            opinion and will of the majority of citizens and recognize
 3    3,   69|   accepting the convictions of the majority. It should therefore be
 4    3,   69|         based solely upon what the majority itself considers moral and
 5    3,   69|          should be the will of the majority, whatever this may be. Hence
 6    3,   70|            of the decisions of the majority, whereas moral norms considered
 7    3,   70|            parliamentary or social majority decrees that it is legal,
 8    3,   70|        provisional and changeable "majority" opinions, but only the
 9    3,   71|            which no individual, no majority and no State can ever create,
10    3,   71| individuals - even if they are the majority of the members of society -