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Opponents argue that the proposal is illegal under French laws which separate Church and State.
Opponents argue that this bill will incentivize US companies to move service
Opponents argue that this bill will incentivize Australian companies to move service
Opponents argue that recent nuclear disasters in Japan prove that nuclear power is far from safe.
Opponents argue that the the funds should be used for domestic programs
Opponents argue that safe havens may encourage illegal drug use
Opponents argue that the German government is facing a deficit
Opponents argue that laws legalising euthanasia are dangerous
Opponents argue that the killing of animals should be banned since the ceremonies often involve the torturing of animals.
Opponents argue that states should be allowed to run their own Medicaid programs without the intervention of the federal government.
Opponents argue that European voters would never approve the proposal since the popularity of the EU is at historic lows.
Opponents argue that the deal will encourage more private companies to make threats about job losses in exchange for tax breaks.
Opponents argue that allowing women to serve in these roles would limit the military's ability to fight in combat situations.
Opponents argue that the requirement will raise costs for insurers
Opponents argue that raising the minimum wage will increase unemployment
Opponents argue that cutting benefits will punish young people who need time to look for a job right out of school.
Opponents argue that the agreement will encourage China and Russia to beef up their militaries
Opponents argue that the motto violates the U.S. Constitution since it is a clear violation of the separation of church and state.
Opponents argue that the aid given to Israel is unnecessary since the country provides free healthcare
Opponents argue that the government does not have sufficient background checks in place to prevent an immigrant from carrying out a terrorist attack.