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LGBT Civil Rights and Activism

fightthegoodfightnow

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5. Hhhmmm

Reply to getrdone (Reply #4)

Fri Nov 23, 2012, 04:08 PM

Nov 2012

Unfortunately, unlikely. US doesn't recognize the laws of other jursdictions, unless there is some connection to a US citizen, and even then, US courts typically have US laws trump others.

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