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treestar

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29. Time place and manner restrictions are allowed even if you personally don't approve

Reply to Demit (Reply #26)

Sun Jun 30, 2013, 06:26 PM

Jun 2013

Security is allowed for elected officials - there are crazies out there.

You speak as if tasering is done every single time - there are always problems but you make out as if now every protestor is tasered just for protesting. Exaggeration means you know you are out of your depth in the argument.

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I know that now chervilant Jun 2013 #23

Time place and manner restrictions are constitutional treestar Jun 2013 #25

I believe your question was "Do you really think you can't do all you were doing before?" Demit Jun 2013 #26

Time place and manner restrictions are allowed even if you personally don't approve treestar Jun 2013 #29

I've been an activist chervilant Jun 2013 #27

You have a problem with citing of the law? treestar Jun 2013 #30

Really, treestar chervilant Jun 2013 #33

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