Thread: New Paper Argues for Reasonable Reduction in Copyright
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Old 05-04-2014, 05:23 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward View Post
Ninjalawyer, what's in our constitution has little to do with how our laws are actually writen and enforced.

Our constitution states clearly that lawful money should be Gold and Silver. Courtesy of executive orders from FDR, LBJ, and Richard Nixon, it is only paper. There are all sorts of other pieces ignored, but why bother to list them...

My gold 1/2 ounce is still standing against a zinc cent, betting that US copyright will at least be attempted to be extended again by 2022.
Bet recorded here. But I think it was for one cent at evens.
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