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To: Jacquerie
Likewise, IMHO there is no right to deceive, which is what thieves of valor attempt to do.

That's an interesting way of looking at it.

In your opinion, could the government legitimately impose criminal penalties on me if I falsely claimed to be a marine biologist to the guy sitting next to me on the bus? Let's say I'm only making that claim because I want his (brief) admiration, and not for any other reason.

21 posted on 02/06/2010 3:59:53 PM PST by timm22 (Think critically)
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To: timm22

I say there is no God given, Constitutional right to deceive, which is the issue before the court.


26 posted on 02/06/2010 4:11:51 PM PST by Jacquerie (We live in a Judicial Tyranny - Mark Levin)
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To: timm22
In your opinion, could the government legitimately impose criminal penalties on me if I falsely claimed to be a marine biologist to the guy sitting next to me on the bus?

The Constitution does not give Congress the authority to regulate marine biologists. It does give Congress the authority to regulate the Military.

37 posted on 02/06/2010 4:31:40 PM PST by Anitius Severinus Boethius
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