Hey – how come my Google ads are mostly for left wing blogs or merchandise? I’ve got moveleft.com, ademocratgonewild.com, and dontblamemeivoted4kerry.com.
The “is scientific research Constitutionally protected free speech?” question is a no-brainer.
Two word answer: “Joeseph Mengele”
Long answer:
Whether “scientific research” is Constitutional or not depends on the specific actions undertaken in the course of that research.
Whether a particular course of action is “scientific” has absolutely no relevance to whether or not it is legal and / or Constitutional.
Hmm … a Constitutional right to drop eggs off buildings might make a few physics teachers more than happy …
Guess who’s writing for the New York Times now?
Well Stalin is dead,
CLinton is too busy running for the UN -Gov of California, the co-presidency, or playing with his cigars.
I would hazard a guess that the new journalist writes in Arabic and lives in caves.
What do I win?
FIRST!
Wow! I think that question 3 is definately the most poignant.
Hey – how come my Google ads are mostly for left wing blogs or merchandise? I’ve got moveleft.com, ademocratgonewild.com, and dontblamemeivoted4kerry.com.
The “is scientific research Constitutionally protected free speech?” question is a no-brainer.
Two word answer: “Joeseph Mengele”
Long answer:
Whether “scientific research” is Constitutional or not depends on the specific actions undertaken in the course of that research.
Whether a particular course of action is “scientific” has absolutely no relevance to whether or not it is legal and / or Constitutional.
Hmm … a Constitutional right to drop eggs off buildings might make a few physics teachers more than happy …
Guess who’s writing for the New York Times now?
Well Stalin is dead,
CLinton is too busy running for the UN -Gov of California, the co-presidency, or playing with his cigars.
I would hazard a guess that the new journalist writes in Arabic and lives in caves.
What do I win?