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Judge Judy: Don't come to the greatest country and say 'Change it'
Judge Judy Sheindlin, in characteristically blunt form, argues that America's greatness is inseparable from its tolerance of inequality — and that newcomers who want to change it should find another country.
- “Don't come here to redecorate. You don't like my house, stay in your own house or find a different house.”
- “Don't come to the greatest country in the world, the most successful country in the world, and say, 'I want to change it.'”
- “Everybody's not equal. Some people are tall. Some people are short. Some people are musical. Some people are not.”
- We encouraged brilliance and excellence — gifted classes, which public schools used to have. Now it's taboo.
- “America is my home. Don't come into my home and say, 'I want to change it.'”