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To: mombonn
Can you please cite to the applicable provision of the United States Constitution that holds, "you are either with us or with the terrorists"? Thanks!
11 posted on 06/24/2002 3:49:40 PM PDT by Phillip Augustus
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To: Phillip Augustus
Can you cite the article in the constitution that says the police can't gather corroborating evidence on people they suspect might be interested in commiting an act of terror, or find out where it say's "This consitution does not allow you to protect yourself"
21 posted on 06/24/2002 4:05:51 PM PDT by The Vast Right Wing
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To: Phillip Augustus; mombonn
Can you please cite to the applicable provision of the United States Constitution that holds, "you are either with us or with the terrorists"? Thanks!

And after she answers you, perhaps you can share with us all the provision of the constitution that allows MY taxpayer funded library to keep ANY documents in its possession secret?

37 posted on 06/24/2002 4:25:56 PM PDT by VA Advogado
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To: Phillip Augustus
Can you please cite to the applicable provision of the United States Constitution that holds, "you are either with us or with the terrorists"?

Can you please cite to the applicable provision of the United States Constitution that holds that the records of publically funded libraries are private? The Constitution only says that you have a right to be secure in your person and property. It says nothing about public records. If you don't like the idea of law enforcement being able to find out what you are reading, don't check out books at the library.

59 posted on 06/24/2002 5:14:39 PM PDT by Hugin
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