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How is a sandwich review in any way 'imperialistic'? Guy has opinions about a sandwich, guy exercises his fourth amendment right to share that opinion. Other p

• sithadmin 10y ago
  >guy exercises his fourth amendment right to share that opinion. Wrong amendment. But I do find thinking about the implications of the Fourth Amendment for sandwich reviews to be infinitely more amusing than the article at hand, so thanks for that.
  • qq66 10y ago
    Opening the bread to inspect the contents: illegal search. Holding it with one hand: illegal seizure. Reviews based on the above: subject to the exclusionary rule. All mentions of the contents must be stricken from the record.
• mc32 10y ago
  Well, you have to take things with a grain of salt.., "And it did not help that the reporter called the bread a “sub roll,” not a hero, as it is commonly called in New York, revealing herself to be an outsider" I mean, if you have to reduce criticism down to cant or a regionalism to support your point of view, then I think that point of view is very weak. I mean, the irony is these same people are the ones who will say, you have to see things from a global perspective (fine by me), we're not an island but then go right back into ultra-islander mode.