Re: Libertarians and Government

In article <442c68b7.37971411@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Johnston writes:
On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 05:14:39 GMT, Joe Ellis <synthfilker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

He was taken into custody on nothing more than the administration's say-so.
As you say, the case is unsettled, meaning the rule is still in effect.

Oh, really? So his CONFESSION is meaningless?

He confessed before he was taken into custody? How did that work?

Lookit. If he wasn't guilty, they wouldn't have arrested him.

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