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| Comment by:
jughead
(7/15/2016)
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| if so then the 1st only protects pen and paper not printing presses and electronic devices. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(7/15/2016)
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How about kegs of black powder? They had those.
How about the Girondoni 20 shot repeating rifle?
How about the pepper box?
How about cannons? They had cannons |
| Comment by:
moondog
(7/16/2016)
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| Even a non lawyer knows that the 1st amendment only covers a single page at a time printing press and not one of those multi page printers nobody needs a multi-page printer and as far as the internet goes that is not covered it all! |
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