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Not all count in District 1

A very telling remark was made in the article pertaining to the "Recall Small" petition and vote. Howard Alexander made the statement that T. Dianne Bellamy-Small "supported the black issues." I am certain that is a true statement.

The last census showed that District 1 is made up of 66.1 percent black, 26.7 percent white and 7.2 percent other. Therefore, one-third of Bellamy-Small's constituents have no support, recognition or voice on the City Council. The Founding Fathers referred to this as taxation without representation. Alas, it still holds true.

T.R. Bowden
Greensboro

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Anarcho-capitalist [TypeKey Profile Page] said:

You've just soundly illustrated the problem with majority rule. Under majority rule, the minority always loses and must submit to the tyranny of the majority.

Let's give this a try instead:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-capitalism

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