In article , Richard
J. writes
It's a semantic issue. What does "There is no law against activity" mean?
(a) activity is lawful in all circumstances, or
(b) There is no law which prohibits activity in general, though specific
forms of activity may be unlawful.

(c) In the majority of circumstances activity is not prohibited,
though there may be cases where it is.

I suggest we agree
to differ.

Okay.

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