Hey, you can joke about it all you want, but J. Edgar Hoover and Richard Nixon weren't fictional characters.orwell said:[Insert X-Files theme here]
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Hey, you can joke about it all you want, but J. Edgar Hoover and Richard Nixon weren't fictional characters.orwell said:[Insert X-Files theme here]
It’s uncorroborated so I have no idea if any of it is even true.Captain Ed said:I decided to do a Google search on the Skokie "Nazi" rally.
Glad I did. My friend was right. "Collin" was "Cohen"
http://www.jdl-ny.org/article2.html
This is a very enlightening link.
I can't be sure of all of the the facts on all the information here, but it deserves a close look. IMO.
What do you think, Garfield?
Leaving aside the legal definition of freedom of speech (yes, there is such a thing), let's instead focus on the first four words. "Congress shall make no law..." It doesn't say "Nobody in the United States shall make any rule..." Congress is not permitted to pass laws abridging the freedom of speech. The rest of us are permitted to restrict speech within our private domain at any time.Amendment I United States Constitution said:Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
Garfield,Garfield1966 said:I was wondering where he was going with that crap. I guess now I know. Is he Ed Toner?
Thanks TWAnr