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"When
our law punishes words, we must examine the surrounding circumstances
to discern the significance of those words’ utterance, but must not
distort or embellish their plain meaning so that the law may reach
them," said the 2-1 ruling in which Chief Judge Alex Kozinski (Reagan)
joined but Judge Kim McLane Wardlaw (Clinton) dissented. |
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The court may also have
considered that presidential assassins are always "progressives."
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It's fun waking up each day ...just to find out which alternate universe it is today.
ReplyDeletee~C
I know - I'm through the worm hole on your right earlobe.
ReplyDeleteStill a correct decision on Kozinski's part.
ReplyDeleteWhen you want to slap a conspiracy charge on someone, you must prove that the conspirator had good reason to believe someone would carry out the plan for him.
Stupid public bluster does not a conspiracy make.
Just don't say "kill the (fill in your supposedly racial/sexist slur)".
ReplyDeleteSo it's okay now for me to say that the words I want most to hear about elected Democrats are "Has been indicted?"
ReplyDelete"The United States is a nation of laws, badly written and randomly enforced." - Frank Zappa
ReplyDeleteGrinfilledCelt