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 JJE |
 Pondering on the infamous circle. |
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 chris
16: 1:3: -0/9-/2004
 When did a monument commemorating the first amendment
become infamous?
Why would you make a comment like that? Do you identify
with your captors?
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JJE
17: 1:9: -0/9-/2004
I'm sorry, I meant famous.... Again, I'm sorry. |
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elbubblio
19: 2:0: -0/9-/2004
September 17th, 2004, a day which will live in famy. |
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SRAISKIN
19: 2:3: -0/9-/2004
The circle as a monument to free speech is rather
inposing. I didn't ask for it to be there. I can't
move it. Nor can any of use. I say we give back the
airspace. |
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chris
20: 0:0: -0/9-/2004
I do not understand the ridicule. Just in case you
never had the chance to read the Bill of Rights, you
can find it at http://www.billofrights.org/ If you
want help understanding the significance of the
document, please ask a friend studying political
science or any professor in the department. Please do
not deride that what protects us from
authoritarianism. |
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SRAISKIN
21: 0:9: -0/9-/2004
I am no deriding the first amandment, nor the
protection it provides. I am deriding the circle
which claims to memorialize. |
