I realize the 3rd amendment does. I was refering to the Bill of Rights
as a whole. I did not make that clear.
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--- In [email protected], <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> From: hrearden_hr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > The 5th Amendment does however imply that private property can be
> > taken for public use provided that just compensation is exchanged for
> > it. Other than that it forbids the infringement of natural rights
> > excepting for the government being able to priscibe by law the manner
> > in which soldiers can be quartered in one's home during a time of war.
> > I selected forward instead of reply by mistake btw.
> > $
>
> Actually the 3rd amendment prohibits quartering solder in private
home without the consent of the owner. And put that responsibility
squarely on the government.
>
> BWS
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