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Brett and Brad delve the deep depths of the 3rd amendment to Constitution that places limits on the quartering of soldiers. We discuss the upcoming general elections and voting habits. After the break, we brave (maybe not so brave if we both agree) ethical questions around the composting of human remains, and the announced upcoming military execution to be livestreamed. Thank you to our caller!
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