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Thunder | Ironballs | Time |
December 9, 1995 2:25 PM * |
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Re: Time
> 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.
Good point. However, our forefathers realized they would not be able to
predict the future so they left the ability for the Supreme Court to make
ammendments to keep it up to date correct? Just as the Supreme Court did
with extending the "freedom of speech, press, religion, etc" to TV and radio
they could take a closer look at the 2nd ammendment as well.
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