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Message   Ironballs    Thunder   Time   December 4, 1995
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Re: Time

> > > You have to remember the time when the Constitution was written and look
> > > times today when looking at the 2nd ammendment.
> > What has time got to do with the constution ? Time dose not effect our othe
> > rights why should it effect the 2 amendment
> You mean to tell me the 18th century and 20th century are alike?

Let's take the First Amendment. When it was written, television and radio
wasn't even a dream. The First Amendment specifically states "freedom of the
press". It was argued that this did not apply to radio and TV or electronic
boards, yet the Supreme Court ruled that it was the intent of the writers
that it should. They said that the Constitution was applicable to any time
period.

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