Robert Anton Wilson
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Guerrilla ontologist. Psychedelic magician. Outer head of the Illuminati. Quantum psychologist. Sit-down comic/philosopher. Discordian Pope.
…immoral, irrational, downright silly or terrorist or oppressive of the people. Two famous cases that especially dramatize this the William Penn case in the 1690s in London, William Penn was arrested for the crime of preaching upon the public streets…
…or oppressive of the people. Two famous cases that especially dramatize this the William Penn case in the 1690s in London, William Penn was arrested for the crime of preaching upon the public streets a religion not that of the Church of England. That…
…judge threw them back at the Tower of London and the excitement got even worse and the judge was forced to reverse himself and William Penn was let free to preach quakerism any place he wanted to and that was the beginning of the end of the era of…
…laws they were willing to have imposed upon the English Population. And this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690, where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time if…
…imposed upon the English Population. And this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690, where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time if you had unpopular religious…
…laws they were willing to have imposed upon the English Population and this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690 where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time. If you…
…imposed upon the English Population and this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690 where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time. If you had unpopular religious opinions…
…laws they were willing to have imposed upon the English Population. And this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690, where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time. If…
…imposed upon the English Population. And this has been upheld repeatedly, as in the trial of William Penn in 1690, where William Penn was technically guilty of speaking in public. That was against the law at that time. If you had unpopular religious…