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To: Dayuhan who wrote (84965)	11/10/2004 6:32:37 PM
From: TimF	of 793868

There is only one reasonable criterion for defining an acceptable intrusion on individual liberty: infringement on the rights of other individuals. I might agree on that. I do agree on that in theory and in practice I think we should move a lot more in that direction. However "unacceptable intrusion on individual liberty" does not equal "unconstitutional intrusion on individual liberty". And of course there is always room for debate about what is an intrusion on individual liberty (acceptable or not) and on what constitutes an infringement on the rights of other individuals. Tim

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