The basics of the law is about right and wrong so it makes it very relevant.

 

The basics of law is what the goverment chooses to put down in writing as law. Some laws are very wrong some are very right. Read the back of a dollar bill.

 

[QUOTE=mav,Jan 27 2005, 10:16 AM] How ing funny, lets laugh at over 225K people dying.

 

Actually I have a Major in Psychology.

And yes, some people use comedy to defuse serious situations, however I don't think this is the case here. You laughed because you thought it was funny, did you not?

Did you then not mean to say it was funny or you did?

Thanks I'm already grown up. Judging from your spelling and grammar, or lack there of, looks like you need more growing up.

People like me? You mean Asians?

Expressing themselves and pursueing happiness? Please define how making racist comments on radio is pursueing happiness.

Just because I want to express myself by killing random people because that makes me happy doesn't make it right.

 

What is this the convention for young republicans to stifle free speach?

 

[QUOTE=exceltoexcel,Jan 27 2005, 10:51 AM] The basics of law is what the goverment chooses to put down in writing as law.

 

The only thing we are trying to stifle here is people's ignorance and hatred.

 

[QUOTE=mav,Jan 27 2005, 11:09 AM] Wrong!

 

Exactly my point you can voice your opinions but you have no right to stifle it.

 

"Novus" means: new, young, fresh, novel.

"Ordo" means: series, row, order.

"Seclorum, a shortened form of seculorum (s