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In reply to the discussion: Man arrested for wearing Occupy Jacket- free speech doesn't exist anymore [View all]teddy51
(3,491 posts)16. Why would I? That wasn't the question in my post. n/t
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Man arrested for wearing Occupy Jacket- free speech doesn't exist anymore [View all]
Dragonbreathp9d
Jan 2012
OP
Wonderful fucking country we now live in, isn't it? This should be an interesting test
teddy51
Jan 2012
#1
Conduct inside the building is within the court's sole jurisdiction to establish rules
jberryhill
Jan 2012
#6
They could have just as easily chosen to ignor this, but they didn't and that puts our
teddy51
Jan 2012
#9
Your problem is, you think case law rules and is always correct and I disagree. This guy
teddy51
Jan 2012
#22
Whatever! And his jacket said nothing close to that, so should not have been called out. n/t
teddy51
Jan 2012
#24
What? Are you claiming that wearing a political shirt but not protesting becomes protesting simply
Hosnon
Jan 2012
#43
You are certainly making a case for illustrating the one rather than the other...
LanternWaste
Jan 2012
#54
Man arrested for attempting to protest inside courthouse - free speech doing OK.
Donald Ian Rankin
Jan 2012
#29