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To: Abundy
No waiver is found to be legitimate when coerced.

Rationalizing fraud again, Al? Libertarian principles are soooo flexible. Clinton would blush in jealousy.

An applicant for a broadcast license requests the federal government to guarantee it the right to broadcast at a given location at fixed frequencies for a limited time to the forcible exclusion of all other potential broadcasters. Nobody forces them to apply for those privileges and protections.

Even the simplest real world situations defy the infantile analysis offered by Libertarians.

490 posted on 02/07/2002 12:25:53 PM PST by Roscoe
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To: Roscoe
Rationalizing fraud again, Al?

Inasmuch as you feel no sense of responsibility to the truth, it would appear that any conversation with you at all, must begin with an exercise in rationalizing fraud.

Have a nice night Roscoe.

(and for the record, you really are losing your game)

492 posted on 02/07/2002 12:28:02 PM PST by OWK
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To: Roscoe
No waiver is found to be legitimate when coerced.

Have you ever been to a suppression hearing? Waiver's of Fifth Amendment Rights are invalidated if there is evidence of coersion.

Contracts are voided all the time if signed under duress.

Need I go on?

542 posted on 02/07/2002 2:19:42 PM PST by Abundy
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