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Re[2]: A moment of silence for the First Amendment (fwd)
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RE: A moment of silence for the First Amendment (fwd)
From fork-admin@xent.com  Mon Sep 30 17:56:37 2002

> The problem is that politics have gotten so muddied
> nowadays, that shouting down and unpeaceably disrupting
> political rallies that you don't agree with has become
> common practice.  The courts have constantly ruled
> that there are some restrictions on the first amendment.
> They teach you that your very first year of law school.
>
I don't think politics is any muddier. People are becoming increasingly
unethical. It's a breakdown in home training.
Bill