Stranger than anything Rand ever imagined

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At 10:54 AM 8/5/2001 -0700, Tim May wrote:
>And there are the restrictions on what _crops_ a person may grow, even 
if never sells a single bushel, even a single peanut, on the alleged 
grounds that his act of growing a crop will affect what he and his 
family buy...and thus this affects the local Safeway store's business! 
Call it the "Suppression of Competition and Protection of Special 
Interests Ruling." (The usual sources, like Findlaw, have scads of 
references. This one is "Wickard v. Filburn.")
>
>(So, does this "open the door" for regulations on books which urge 
people to travel to New York instead of Iowa, on the grounds that these 
kinds of books "influence interstate commerce"? The mind boggles at what 
lawyers have done to these united states. Time to fire up the ovens and 
send them to the showers.)

Si. The hour to create a case of the test we can eliminate policia then legisladores when they show for above. 
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