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minus-square@zcdlinkEnglish69•4 months agoNo you see it’s OK to lie to the court when you’re rich or a multinational company
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish30•4 months agoHmm, SCOTUS can see no issue with that argument. Passes historicity test for what the founders intended.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•4 months agoExcept it doesn’t but that hasn’t stopped them from making up history in the past, even in the very case they set that test… Blind mice for referees.
No you see it’s OK to lie to the court when you’re rich or a multinational company
Hmm, SCOTUS can see no issue with that argument. Passes historicity test for what the founders intended.
Except it doesn’t but that hasn’t stopped them from making up history in the past, even in the very case they set that test… Blind mice for referees.