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To: Starwalt who wrote (1)	3/19/2000 12:57:00 AM
From: faqsnlojiks	Read Replies (2) of 23

Art Bell has been complaining about this exact thing (the length of the long form) for the last several days on his radio show. And I agree with him. The point he makes is that the 4th Amendment to the Constitution guarantee's a citizen's right to privacy. A census is also in the Constitution, but is supposed to be just a "headcount" (sorry, I don't have the specific language of it). He says he'll just fill out the questions he wants to fill-out, and if they want to fine him the $100, they can go for it. Do you know how they determine which form you're responsible for filling out? Is it just "luck of the draw"?? -Joe

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