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Jay KuoA fair point.
Kevin Karhan@jaykuo no, because both the 14A and 2A need to be exercised against the government as in neither asking for said government to endorse it but being able:to use then to ebshure one's human rights!
Dean Johnson@jaykuo And the 1st Amendment wasn’t figuring in modern telecommunications and modern printing tech.
How does the 3rd Amendment fare in the face of the historically rapid expansion of home sizes?
Clearly xrays and other non-invasive scanning tech has no bearing on the 4th Amendment, right?