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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
(1) That doesn't follow, as Burger pointed out.
(2) When the government gives you a medal, it gives you a medal. You can then sell it to someone else, who can use it as they like. Unlike the Hatch Act.
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Microsoft can sell you software and say you can't let anyone else use it. The government gives it that right. If the government can give others the right to limit use, why can't it have the right to limit it itself?
Oh, and how come the statute has stood for 80 years and the ACLU has been around too?
