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Have you read your constitution today?

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303	<b>Fierce Watchdog of the Constitution</b> by Nat Hentoff Judge An	Thomas M.	8/4/2003
302	<i>Well done.</i> Thanks! :-) LPS5	LPS5	8/1/2003
301	Perhaps..but if the same exchange would have happened on the CFZ i doubt that al	Bid Buster	7/23/2003
300	<i> Actually the CFZ is probably the best forum on Si where one can	Thomas M.	7/23/2003
299	<i>Have you read your Constitution today? Where private property is	Thomas M.	7/23/2003
298	Actually the CFZ is probably the best forum on Si where one can express ones tho	Bid Buster	7/23/2003
297	<i>I notice that most of your posting is done at the "Clown-Free Zone	LPS5	7/23/2003
296	I notice that most of your posting is done at the "Clown-Free Zone".	Thomas M.	7/23/2003
295	U.S. Will Defy Court's Order in Terror Case By PHILIP SHENON ASHINGTON, July	epicure	7/15/2003
294	"A dictatorship would be a heck of a lot easier, there's no question ab	epicure	7/11/2003
293	"U.S. leaders just never seem to get it. When the U.S. engages in brutal ec	BubbaFred	7/11/2003
292	Representative Ron Paul (R. TX) gave a terrific speech today in the House in a S	Raymond Duray	7/11/2003
291	The government won't generally label you that (yet, at least not publicly)-	epicure	7/8/2003
290	<What about your free speech argument?> With deep regrets i withdraw my a	Bid Buster	7/8/2003
289	What about your free speech argument? I am willing to discuss that. The poste	epicure	7/8/2003
288	Perhaps i've missed something in what has transpired here, I did note a coup	Bid Buster	7/8/2003
287	You'd think nuns would be sympathetic defendants. Strange case Thomas, than	epicure	7/8/2003
286	Interesting legal shenanigans in the trial of the protesting nuns: <<<	Thomas M.	7/8/2003
285	Since he can't respond here, let's not talk about him. For me, it as if	epicure	7/8/2003
284	Free speech is a protection against the government. It does not apply to me and	epicure	7/8/2003
283	I'm not defending anyone nor agreeing with anyone, but the recent banning of	Bid Buster	7/8/2003
282	I like threads that only have a few posts per month. Easier to keep up with.	Thomas M.	7/8/2003
281	:-) you're welcome I'm glad you don't mind. I'd rather the threa	epicure	7/8/2003
280	Thanks!	Thomas M.	7/8/2003
279	A BuzzFlash Declaration of Independence for 2003 buzzflash.com July 4, 2003 A	Raymond Duray	7/8/2003

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