Independence Day Special 2011:
Governments and Individual Rights
Internet Freedom VS On-line Piracy
Laws Must be Specific to Preserve Freedom
Checking Premises Statements and My Position
Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000
Speaking of Equivocation...
Thomas M. Miovas, Jr.
>From the MSNBC web site:
www.msnbc.com/msn/386305.asp
>President Bill Clinton also weighed in Saturday.
>Speaking in the Sequoia National Forest in California,
>the president said, "We have to let the court cases
>be decided, but I think the main thing is I hope
>all the people who came to the United States
>because we have freedom and rule of law
>will observe the rule of law."
Look who's talking about obeying the rule of law....oh, wait, it
says "observe," not "obey."
Notice the implication of the last phrase: observe the rule of
law, but don't seek (more) freedom.
A better President in better times would have said something
like: observe the rule of law, because it protects your freedom.
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