2. Some people say that the right to equal treatment has no price. But it seems that most people don't really believe that: Those are just polite words that we tell one another. Consider the sllowing cases: a. What if it cost $10 million per kneeling bus? I). What ifit costs $10,000 to hire translators to translate ballots into a rate language spoken by less than 10 voters? c. What if it costs the lives of dozens of police ocers to ensure the right of a persecuted minority.r to vote? d. At these prices. is the right to equal treatment too expensive for society to buy it? In each case, describe what you think the exact price cutoff should be {in dollars or lives), and briey explain how you came to that decision. Why not twice the price? Why not half