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To: Dustoff45

FreeRepublic should not be involved. Technically, it’s illegal to deface money. Some liberal group would jump at the opportunity to sue FR and then FReep-a-thons would really get combersome. LOL


16 posted on 10/20/2017 6:21:25 AM PDT by Tenacious 1 (You couldn't pay me enough to be famous for being stupid!)
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To: Tenacious 1

I don’t believe it is illegal to deface money unless you are doing so in an attempt to defraud the receiver. Can anyone out there quote the applicable statute?


18 posted on 10/20/2017 6:48:21 AM PDT by Pecos (A Constitutional republic shouldnÂ’t need to hold its collective breath in fear of lawyers.)
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To: Tenacious 1
FreeRepublic should not be involved. Technically, it’s illegal to deface money. Some liberal group would jump at the opportunity to sue FR and then FReep-a-thons would really get combersome.

Excellent point, however who's to say that selling a stamp like that is illegal in the first place? Who's to say how that stamp would be used? It's all in the advertising.

Case in point: Is Ford Motor Company held liable/responsible for some dipstick who drinks and drives and then kills someone? Nope.

Unless FR sells that stamp (which I agree, shouldn't be done btw...) with instructions to deface money with it, I don't see how any lieberal group would have a case against FR.

Other than to cause legal troubles and bankrupt FR of course.

19 posted on 10/20/2017 6:54:34 AM PDT by usconservative (When The Ballot Box No Longer Counts, The Ammunition Box Does. (What's In Your Ammo Box?))
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