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2. "...a First Amendment right to be wrong"

Sat Jul 23, 2022, 05:56 PM

Jul 2022

Why, yes; you do. But that does not free you from the consequences of your being wrong.

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"...a First Amendment right to be wrong" Grins Jul 2022 #2

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Thanks for this Sucha NastyWoman Jul 2022 #4