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Darren New <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
> If you wear a T-shirt into a
> government building that implies you're an atheist, you get kicked out.
How can they do that? Isn't it a blatant violation of basic rights?
> And the first amendment is pretty much the only one that people really pay
> much attention to any more.
I thought the second amendment was also a big deal there.
> > Yes, I know that some people will argue that "well, that's proper
> > because you can't do that". The only thing I can say to that is that
> > I disagree. Burning a bunch of paper should not be a crime. It's paper.
> > Last time I checked, burning paper is not illegal.
> And this is exactly my point, that I can't seem to explain to you.
I don't understand what that has anything to do with the previous
discussion.
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- Warp
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