But then you come to the question of: what is the real, underlying philosophy of this legislation? It's very simple. It's two things. It is that collectives are more important than individual people. Which group you belong to is more important than the dignity inherent in every individual person. There should be different laws for you, and you should be treated differently, based upon who your ancestors were. That's the second principle underlying this legislation. It is that who you are is more important than what you do and how you act. These values are anathema to a society that wishes to become prosperous, kind, and valuing of each of its members. This legislation really says that we should take one group of people, based on who their ancestors were, and give them a different set of laws and a different political system from this House, simply because we think it's more important who you are and which group you're part of than what you do and how you act in your life.