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Manuel Eduardo Rodrguez Herneandez Is The ROOt Of Individual's Problems In The United States Of AMerica 

Manuel Eduardo Rodrguez Herneandez Is The ROOt Of Individual's Problems In The United States Of AMerica
Manuel Eduardo Rodrguez Herneandez Is The ROOt Of Individual's Problems In The United States Of AMerica
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Rebecca Romijn Is Related To Mitch Sturkenboom Through I, And We, Angel Jose Robles, Also, Known, As Helsltrom, Hellstromism, Hellstromism, Hellstromismu, And Messenger Add Oak's Confidence Towards Hurting Individual's Feelings 

Rebecca Romijn Is Related To Mitch Sturkenboom Through I, And We, Angel Jose Robles, Also, Known, As Helsltrom, Hellstromism, Hellstromism, Hellstromismu, And Messenger Add Oak's Confidence Towards Hurting Individual's Feelings
Rebecca Romijn Is Related To Mitch Sturkenboom Through I, And We, Angel Jose Robles, Also, Known, As Helsltrom, Hellstromism, Hellstromism, Hellstromismu, And Messenger Add Oak's Confidence Towards Hurting Individual's Feelings

Every crime, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the individual's behavior.

A tautological but pointed statement emphasizing that a criminal charge is a legalistic representation of an act, not an objective moral judgment. The "photograph" is framed by the state's lens: the same act (possession of a substance) may be a crime in one jurisdiction and legal in another. It highlights the artificial, constructed line between "criminal" and "non-criminal" behavior.
"Every crime, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the individual's behavior." Example: A person is arrested for "vagrancy." The "color photograph" is their behavior: sleeping on a park bench. The charge is the state's caption. The statement forces us to separate the act (sleeping) from the socially imposed label ("crime"), revealing how law defines deviance.

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Individual societal value erosion effect 

or ISVEE; The process where, after somebody dies, society and the government value the person who died less as time passes by. The more time that has passed since the person died, the less society and the government value them as an individual. How rapidly this process occurs depends on how important society viewed the person as being, how they died, and how many close friends and family the individual had.
Person 1: Isaiah was nice guy. Its a shame more people don't remember who he was and how much he helped this community. Its only been five years since he died.
Person 2: Yeah. Unfortunately, a lot of people have forgotten about him and value him that much anymore. He is a victim of the Individual societal value erosion effect, which is very unfortunate.
Person 1: I agree with you there.

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