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Is the draft constitutional?

While one could argue the draft is a form of indentured servitude - the government forces you to work for them and if you run away they will catch you and put you in jail. This has never been found to be unconstitutional.

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0 #1 edward waxman 2011-04-08 04:32

If i put my inhertitence in house am i entitled to get that money back if we divorce

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