Tarot card readers be damned!

Also, there is no evidence that tarot cards are in fact truthful. It is more likely that the evidence points in the other direction. I can say that stars are made of cheese, and that be my opinion, but all the evidence points otherwise.

“I don’t remember reading in the Bill of Rights that we have the freedom to set up scam shops, or make money off unusable services.”

I think there are multiple fallacies with this argument.
A.) Bill of Rights/Scam Shops.
Your implying that tarot card readings are scams, when that’s simply an opinion. There are many people who do not believe in tarot card readings, and those people do not visit these stores for their products/services.(read:free market). It’s not up to the government to tell people what their business can or cannot do. If you want to sell poop in a bag, then by all means(ok, bad example,I’m sure there’d be healthcode violations, but you get my point). Then sell poop in a bag! Let the consumer decide if he/she wants the product/service, government shouldn’t be involved.

B.) Unusable Items.
To you perhaps, but to many there are those that may seek tarot readings for guidance and council. Again, this is opinion. And again, this shouldn’t be in the Bill or Rights. It’s not up to the government what people can or cannot sell. Just think if the government intervened with the whole ‘pet rock’ craze. A unusable item for many, yes … but it doesn’t mean they don’t have the right to sell it.

“Yes, I said unusable. When you sit in a chair and listen to someone tell you your future (that isn’t a stock broker), you receive information that is mostly a series of guesses about your life to come.”
hehe. Isn’t a stock broker just somebody who gives educated guesses about the market to come?

Anyways, sorry to nitpick. I’m just tired of hearing how we need government interaction in every part of our daily lives. And this is coming from a liberal …. Go Figure.

Not only is the implication that Lynn is doing “evil” fallacious, it is rude.

Boo on you Nick Nefredo! You and your attorney!