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William Lloyd Garrison: It is plain, therefore, that whatever cannot flourish except at the sacrifice of that being, ought not to exist.

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It is plain, therefore, that whatever cannot flourish except at the sacrifice of that being, ought not to exist.
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William Lloyd Garrison

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Garrison argues that any system that thrives on the suffering of individuals is fundamentally flawed.

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