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To: Past Your Eyes

Good grief!

It’s not up to the police or the Daily Herald to decide. We either have free speech or we don’t.

I don’t remember, for example, the police getting involved when someone decided a Cross in a jar of piss was art or not, for example. The Daily Herald’s story then would have been on excessive and illegal police power.


9 posted on 10/17/2008 4:07:39 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
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To: Alas Babylon!

Please note that the picture did not accompany the article. I found it on another discussion board, posted by its owner. The newspaper is wimpy, too. (Big surprise there, ey?)


14 posted on 10/17/2008 4:10:58 AM PDT by Past Your Eyes (You knew the job was dangerous when you took it.)
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To: Alas Babylon!

Good grief!
It’s not up to the police or the Daily Herald to decide. We either have free speech or we don’t

Really? Well guess what. YOU DON’T and have not had for many decades now.
Don’t beleive me? Write a letter to the editor of your local paper as follows.

My question to the candidates running for office is why neither is adressing the issue of all these wetbacks coming into the country.
Signed Joe Taxpayer (your name)
1. IT WILL NEVER GET PUBLISHED
2. You are likely to get a visit from the Police.
You can echange wetback for any number of other groups or peoples.
Or I copuld give you several dozen other issues that you could write about in plain english that would be rejected as not Politically correct.
The very fact that we have and acknowledge the term Politically Correct in dicates that we no longer have free speech.


29 posted on 10/17/2008 4:36:55 AM PDT by SECURE AMERICA (Vote FOR AMERICA . Vote McCain / Palin)
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