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“Are you indignant that the plain text of the First Amendment has been so thoroughly obviated?”

October 26, 2011 By: John Kindley Category: Freedom of Speech, Ioz

“Well, of course it has been.  There is no contract between the state and its subjects; the contract is with itself; the First Amendment isn’t a constraint on the power of government to fuck your shit up; it is a mere New Year’s Resolution; having used up that January membership at the gym, fatty is going to take a day off . . . two days off . . . well I’ll go back next week . . . mmmm are those double-stuff oreos? . . . nom nom nom crunch crunch crunch.” — Monsieur IOZ

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