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In reply to the discussion: Justice Scalia Tells Law Students ‘Perhaps You Should Revolt’ If Taxes Become Too High [View all]Initech
(108,783 posts)4. Yeah seriously how is that not treason?
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Justice Scalia Tells Law Students ‘Perhaps You Should Revolt’ If Taxes Become Too High [View all]
n2doc
Apr 2014
OP
In responce to this post..my heading is wrong...(I should not have used "treason" )
Stuart G
Apr 2014
#21
"many others agree with me that he is suggesting sedition, encouraging it even."
former9thward
Apr 2014
#73
If you don't like to see people disagreeing you on with some point on a discussion board ....
former9thward
Apr 2014
#77
We really need to take the house and senate .. and the pres. then start impeachment proceedings
YOHABLO
Apr 2014
#11
You realize that statutes in the US are not construed by looking at Mirriam Webster.
onenote
Apr 2014
#45
I'm guessing you either don't think much of, or don't know much about, William O. Douglas
onenote
Apr 2014
#57
Is Fat Tony going to volunteer to be first against the wall when the revolution comes?
OnyxCollie
Apr 2014
#20
Yeah never tell them that inherited wealth is sucking them dry. Tax the rich. He's such a pig.
lonestarnot
Apr 2014
#31
Some people would claim that you just made a threat against the life of a Supreme Court justice
onenote
Apr 2014
#34
The original question intimated that that Vietnam protesters were not jailed, therefore Scalia
grahamhgreen
Apr 2014
#79
The original question intimated that protesters weren't jailed for their speech.
onenote
Apr 2014
#81
I'll take that. Let's arrest him for 'fighting words', and then let him off in court.
grahamhgreen
Apr 2014
#82
What if they start getting the right to vote and have it count taken away?
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Apr 2014
#44