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Should the government ban conspiracy theorizing?

Should the government ban conspiracy theorizing?

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What if a person gets taxed for thinking about a conspiracy, but then it is later proven to be true? Does that person get his money back?

Sunstine doesn't have a chance in hell of being confirmed by a Republican congress.
 
Here's some background on Cass Sunstein



In addition, Mr Sunstein has been under consideration by the Obama administration as a possible Supreme Court Justice.

Sunstein co-authored a book that suggested the following



Cass Sunstein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Amazing! Tax people who put forward conspiracy theories!

Any rate, that aside, what do you think? Should the government ban conspiracy theorizing?



I don't believe that the 1st Amendment will let that happen. :roll:




" The only valid censorship of ideas is the right of people not to listen." ~ Tommy Smothers
 
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