Posted on Feb 22, 2019
Defending the First Amendment, even for Roger Stone
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I find the remarks, well, remarkable. 1A: who would have thought?
Defending the First Amendment, even for Roger Stone
Posted from thehill.com
Bill of Rights
Law
Freedom of Speech
Posted >1 y ago
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There really is no such thing as freedom of speech. The courts ruled on that long ago. Just as you cannot yell fire in a crowded theater, you cannot post what appears as a threat against a federal judge. Same would happen if someone posted a picture of POTUS with crosshairs on or near his head.
Judges DO have the authority to issue a gag order, so this op-ed is off base.
Judges DO have the authority to issue a gag order, so this op-ed is off base.
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How about holding up a bloody head of POTUS with a bloody knife in the other hand? As far as I know NOTHING happened. Same with all the POTUSes in effigy in a noose. Or the crazy crowd calling for his assassination?
https://twitter.com/hashtag/assassinatetrump?lang=en
https://twitter.com/hashtag/assassinatetrump?lang=en
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MSG Stan Hutchison
SSgt (Join to see) - Those individuals can and should be prosecuted. And, twitter should not allow that type posting.
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The sad fact is they do. Anything against Trump is considered NOT in violation of community standards. It is quite interesting to read several of the threads involving the owners of Twitter. i.e.: Their responses on threads.
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