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Old 03-15-2011, 01:49 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by etienne66 View Post
Copyright is constitutional. The constitution says congress has the right to specify a copyright for a limited time.
That book No Law talks about turning the first amendment into a structural power, not seeing the first amendment as a protection for individuals but as a limitation of government.

It's weird that the copyright clause was added to the constitution before the first amendment, and some have said that we should not read the constitution absolutely because of this fact.

The First amendment trumps copyright.

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