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	Repeal the AETA

brightlight4

5-26-2009 2:55 PM

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brightlight4 says:

The case of the AETA 4 is the first application of this dangerous, Sedition Act like law. It is clear that the law can and will be used both to criminalize lawful protests and to overcharge pretty offenses. It is of critical importance that the case against the AETA 4 be dropped in order to protect our Constitutional right to dissent. Write your senator and representative and demand that they repeal the AETA which will only lead to violations of our Constitutional rights.

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5-26-2009 6:13 PM

kkcapricorn

ditto, I am in total agreement.

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