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- The Future of Porn Is Consensual Deepfakes
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- Today in Supreme Court History: May 11, 1942
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
A Blow to Property Rights
The Ohio Supreme Court delt a blow to liberty and property rights. They made no rulling on the key issue based on a technicality. Lanzinger’s opinion noted that the bar argued “that prohibiting smoking in an adults-only liquor-licensed establishment, such … Continue reading
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Tagged courts, judicial activism, liiberty, Nanny State, ohio, Politics, property rights, Smoking Ban
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Who is Linda Hubbard
My dear friend, it has only been a brief while since you passed and the fight goes on. I remember in the battle you frequently used part of a poem “First they came for . . . How sad and … Continue reading
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