What makes people speak out against vicious laws?

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babymother [125]2 years ago

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Answer:

Although I will most likely not make this half a page long, I will explain in slightly shorter terms. People may speak out against vicious laws when they believe that the law is...well, wrong. It may be outrageous to them, sexist, racist, whatever that they think that is incorrect about the law. I hope this helps! Marking as Brainliest would be highly appreciated. :]

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