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**medio** · 08-01-2007, 12:23 PM

How many people are we detaining just for doing their job for the American press? This is another constitutional violation, holding an AP photographer without habeas corpus. As the AP President and CEO said:

Indefinite detention is not acceptable.

Freedom of speech is not the freedom to lie, incite violence or use as a conditioning avenue to control the way a populace thinks and see’s. Without guidelines and rules, it becomes but another model for anarchy.
This misuse of freedom to spread untrue, counterfeit truth and misleading propaganda was never legal or covered in intent of the constitution.

08-01-2007, 12:23 PM	#6
medio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 543 Senior Member	How many people are we detaining just for doing their job for the American press? This is another constitutional violation, holding an AP photographer without habeas corpus. As the AP President and CEO said: Indefinite detention is not acceptable. Freedom of speech is not the freedom to lie, incite violence or use as a conditioning avenue to control the way a populace thinks and see’s. Without guidelines and rules, it becomes but another model for anarchy. This misuse of freedom to spread untrue, counterfeit truth and misleading propaganda was never legal or covered in intent of the constitution.
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