George Calin's Forbidden Words to Be Judged Again by Supremes


	George Calin's Forbidden Words to Be Judged Again by Supremes

nedhamson1

10-30-2008 1:53 PM

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calin, deja vu, dumb and dumber, supreme court, freedom

nedhamson1 says:

An outburst from pain, disgust, or politically protected free speech, will be judged once again in the Supreme Court. FCC wants to protect viewers or listeners from a single use of an F word or an S word. And they are not even sure they will allow the use of the words in talking about them. Our Bush League President appointed the Chief Supreme but might be censored by him?

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10-30-2008 2:08 PM

polymath22

Fuck this shit.
Why do all of our rights have an * next to them?

Freedom of assembly*
*with permit
Right to bear arms*
*with permit

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