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To: The Philosopher who wrote (77477)	10/13/2003 2:20:48 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (3) of 82486

I am starting to lose my temper. If I try to deal with this in the abstract, I get asked for an example. If I give an example, the example gets picked at and twisted and criticized. The question I'm asking is quite clear. If it wasn't before the example, imperfect though it may be, it is clear now. The question is: if someone damages someone else, what is a claim of freedom of conscience worth as a defense? It doesn't matter what unforeseeable consequences means, contract, tort, or otherwise. Can't we just assume for the sake of getting to the bottom line that Mojo broke the commitment and Leslie was damaged?

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