Is there a difference between equal protection under the law and true equality, and has true equality been

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Both of these vary abstractly. Fairness under the watchful eye of regulation implies that nobody is exempt from the rules that everyone else follows of the land. ... In this way, special, oppressed and unprivileged are equivalent under the watchful eye of regulation. Equivalent insurance of regulation implies that regulation gives equivalent open doors to every one of the people who are in comparable conditions or circumstances.

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