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Date Posted: 19:09:35 05/23/03 Fri
Author: Chicken Little
Subject: Just a thought...

Thinking out loud here...I never get much done when I'm thinking, but sadly I don't know exactly what I'm thinking about. I just have a heavy heart, maybe thinking about serious things again. Ahhhh, run away! Well does anyone else ever get this feeling. Oh here fine, because I should probably have point in this message discuss this: Is Life Unconstitutional? No one has come up with an answer to this one anywhere, so please try!

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[> Um... -- Imagine, 22:16:13 05/29/03 Thu

How did you ever get the idea? Assuming you can tell me, then possibly there's a starting point for discussion.

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[> [> Ok, I have to think for a minute -- AKG, 09:43:37 06/01/03 Sun

Well, it was when the V's handed out that article about Muslims immigrants and such and we had to write level questions for the Socratic. The article had a lot to do with the Constituition and how some of those rights were being violated on account of the war and the trust we didn't have for them. So I thought if all the things they were talking about were unconstituitional shouldn't life be unconstituitional? I have been mulling over it ever since. I hope that answers your question, and sorry I was interupted while writing this so it may or may not make sense and I'm too lazy to reread it and check.

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