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    Complete state disestablishment of culture is not possible. — Carmelics
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    Supports→The state should provide roughly comparable forms of assistance or recognition to each of the various languages and religions of citizens.

    Complete state disestablishment of culture is not possible.

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    In reply, one might agree that opportunities are not objective in the strong physicalist sense suggested by Barry. But the opportunity to do X is not just having the possibility to do X without facing physical encumbrances; it is also the possibility of doing X without incurring excessive costs or the risk of such costs (Miller 2002, 51). State law and cultural commitments can conflict in ways such that the costs for cultural minorities of taking advantage of the opportunity are prohibitively hi

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