What John Bear really said!!

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Again, no one ever got in trouble for having a degree from an accredited school. The opposite simply is not true, as we've seen over the last few decades.

Come on...if you bought a milled degree, kept it for yourself and/or just tried to impress the gal at the gas station, nobody would care whichever way...but if you started to parade it around and/or used it as a professional tool, then someone might start to pay attention to it...all sorts of attention...

That's a non sequitur. As I said above, no one ever got in trouble doing those things with an accredited degree, but it happens often with those touting degrees from unaccredited schools.

I agree with your point, of course, which is why L.I.A.R. and Millard Fillmore were no big deal during their very brief existences a very, very long time ago. Again, glad we agree!

it is a non what? Come on...I had a hot dog with onion and ketchup for dinner, and you?
I said that getting into trouble crosses both the accredited and non-accredited domain, and depends entirely upon personal and political circumstances.
Nobody got in trouble "solely for possessing a milled degree"...they got in trouble for using it or parading it in a certain way.
The same applies to accredited degrees: Churchill, Hayward, Finkelstein, Faurisson etc.
It is possible to pick apart nearly everything.
An accredited degree is no safety belt if you cross the party line...and a milled degree isn't necessarily a problem if you toe it.