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Felix Navidad

O.K. Carlos, so you don't believe in Santa, but I still want to wish you and your loved ones all the happiness in the world and the best new year ever. Your friend, Tony the Marine 04:28, 18 December 2005 (UTC)

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I wish you all the happiness in the world and remember, if an injustice is ever committed against you or one of your articles, I will always be by your side. Your friend Tony the Marine

[edit] stop with the threats

My edits at John Kerry are a lot better than you have ever contributed there and are not vandalism. stop with the threats.

[edit] Wikipedia:WikiProject Puerto Rico

Hola Coburn. How's it going? I wanted to invite you to become a member of the new project about our pais. If you want to, just click there and list your name where it has the list of writers on the project. As you can see, the page is poorly formatted. I don't know how to build a country-box, but we'll work on it :)

I hope I can see your name there soon! Thanks and God bless you!

Your wikifriend, Antonio Lindsay Lohan's boyfriend Martin

Thanks, and God bless you!

Hey Coburn:

Thanks for joining!

God bless you!

Sincerely yours, Antonio Jones Martin

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[edit] Did You Know, Puerto Rico?

Hey Amigo, I was thinking of adding a Did You Know? section to the article Puerto Rico. In that section we could post little known interesting facts about our island and our people. It would be serve as an educational tool that would motivate others to read about our island. An example of what I plan is this:

Did You Know?

1. That the first shot fired by the United States in World Wae I was in Puerto Rico and not in Europe? It was fired by Lt. Teofilo Marxuach.

1. That the first opera in history to be recorded was recorded by tenor Antonio Paoli?

1. That Puerto Rico once had a President? His name was Francisco Ramirez Medina.

I want to consult with you and my other Boricua Panas. I would like to receive any input. Tu Amigo Tony the Marine 19:49, 4 February 2006 (UTC)

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[edit] Breyer and the First Amendment

See the case United States v. Playboy Entertainment Group, 529 U.S. 803 (2000) and compare the majority and Breyer's dissenting opinions. The current 1st Amd teaching is that Content Based regulation of speech -- of which moving the time it can be shown on cable based purely on its sexual content' is a perfect example -- is no constiutional unless there is a 1) compelling government interest that is directly advanced by narrowly tailored regulation that is 2.) the least restrictive means possible to achieve that end. Breyer's opinion in Playboy did not method least restrictive means but suggested a cost-benefit analysis which is inconsistent with current High Court speech jurisprudence *[[1]]

Particularly telling is this passage startibng from page 841 "The words I have just emphasized, "similarly" and "effective," are critical. In an appropriate case they ask a judge not to apply First Amendment rules mechanically, but to decide whether, in light of the benefits and potential alternatives, the statute works speech-related harm (here to adult speech) out of proportion to the benefits that the statute seeks to provide (here, child protection). These words imply a degree of leeway, however small, for the Legislature when it chooses among possible alternatives in light of predicted comparative effects." There is no leeway or choice if the rule is least restrictive means, Breyer is making up a new rule. John wesley 20:40, 8 February 2006 (UTC)

I agree that looking at the physical size of the SCOTUS article that putting in cases would make the article too big. But there is some mention of them tangentially in the poltical leanings section. If so, we either have to be really short and superficial, so other non lawyers can understand, i.e. Cons Scalia and Kennedy, Moderate-Libs Breyer (or place Kennedy here), Libs Souter and Ginsburg, Out-liers Stevens (very Lib), Thomas (very Con). Roberts and Alito may or may not be based on lower court stuff? Or we need to flesh out what we mean by liberal or conservative. I.e. w/r to voting rights, states rights, speech, presidential power, due process rights, substantive due process for individual rights to guns or privacy? John wesley 21:08, 8 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Help

Here goes another anon how has no knowlege of how Wiki works and has posted a good article for deletion. It's about Norma Candal, please vote here: [[2]] and help fight this injustice. Thank you Tony the Marine 04:47, 12 February 2006 (UTC)

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[edit] Scalia Photo

me registre: Rmortiz

Patriota... donde conseguiste la foto de Antonin Scalia con Hernandez Denton?

[edit] "Puerto Rico's 'Did you know?'"

Somebody nominated "Did You Know?-Puerto Rico" for deletion. You could express your opinion here: Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Did You Know - Puerto Rico. Thank you, Tony the Marine 01:59, 26 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Did You Know? - Puerto Rico

Hola Amigo, while the debate on wheather the "Did You Know - Puerto Rico" article should or shouldn't be deleted goes on, I've transferred it's contents here Wikipedia:WikiProject Puerto Rico/Did you know where it will be save and you can continue to contribute. Tu Amigo, Tony the Marine 03:44, 27 February 2006 (UTC)

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• It's ok, go ahead and delete it.<<Coburn_Pharr>> 14:45, 28 February 2006 (UTC)