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Why would they be 'arrested,' what would be the charge.What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
The conundrum is, who decides?The old screaming "fire!" in a packed theater dilemma. I think the Founding Fathers should have broken the First Amendment into two categories: common sense free speech, and really fucking stupid free speech.
Probably the same as allowing them to fly a nazi flag or a confederate flag.....just shows how stupid they are.What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
Yes, that is protected speech.
Yes, they are protected and have a First Amendment right to flay any flag they wish.What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
Yes, that is protected speech.
Many links would seem to agree. However,
"02.23.15
Justice Department: We’ll Go After ISIS’s Twitter Army
Not all speech is free—if it’s in support of ISIS. Helping the terror group spread the word online is a violation of anti-terror laws, a top Justice Department official says.
Help spread ISIS propaganda on Twitter or Facebook, and you could go to jail. That’s the message the Justice Department sent Monday, as a top official said he is willing to indict people who assist ISIS with its use and production of social media. The announcement raises questions about where the government would draw the line between support for a terrorist group and legally protected free speech."
Justice Department We ll Go After ISIS s Twitter Army - The Daily Beast
Is what I would think. Displaying a terror group's flag or otherwise promoting their propaganda may not be protected like a country's flag would be. We'll have to wait and see what the Courts decide.
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
Yes, that is protected speech.
Many links would seem to agree. However,
"02.23.15
Justice Department: We’ll Go After ISIS’s Twitter Army
Not all speech is free—if it’s in support of ISIS. Helping the terror group spread the word online is a violation of anti-terror laws, a top Justice Department official says.
Help spread ISIS propaganda on Twitter or Facebook, and you could go to jail. That’s the message the Justice Department sent Monday, as a top official said he is willing to indict people who assist ISIS with its use and production of social media. The announcement raises questions about where the government would draw the line between support for a terrorist group and legally protected free speech."
Justice Department We ll Go After ISIS s Twitter Army - The Daily Beast
Is what I would think. Displaying a terror group's flag or otherwise promoting their propaganda may not be protected like a country's flag would be. We'll have to wait and see what the Courts decide.
Everything must ultimately decided by the courts. However, they have always differentiated between words and actions. Just because the government wants to use and argument does not mean that argument will hold up. It didn't hold up in Skokie, and I doubt it would hold up in this situation.
What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
Yes, that is protected speech.
Many links would seem to agree. However,
"02.23.15
Justice Department: We’ll Go After ISIS’s Twitter Army
Not all speech is free—if it’s in support of ISIS. Helping the terror group spread the word online is a violation of anti-terror laws, a top Justice Department official says.
Help spread ISIS propaganda on Twitter or Facebook, and you could go to jail. That’s the message the Justice Department sent Monday, as a top official said he is willing to indict people who assist ISIS with its use and production of social media. The announcement raises questions about where the government would draw the line between support for a terrorist group and legally protected free speech."
Justice Department We ll Go After ISIS s Twitter Army - The Daily Beast
Is what I would think. Displaying a terror group's flag or otherwise promoting their propaganda may not be protected like a country's flag would be. We'll have to wait and see what the Courts decide.
Everything must ultimately decided by the courts. However, they have always differentiated between words and actions. Just because the government wants to use and argument does not mean that argument will hold up. It didn't hold up in Skokie, and I doubt it would hold up in this situation.
Flying a flag is an action. If the Justice Department's gonna go after online supporters of ISIS supporting them in print, then certainly flying their flag is gonna get lumped in with some kind of arguement about supporting terror groups or distributing their propaganda.
angry boy! deported for what?They should be deported.
Well, the American flag and the Stars and Bars.Yes, they are protected and have a First Amendment right to flay any flag they wish.What if you watch your neighbors fly Islamic State flags on their homes, apartment windows or display them on their cars, aren't they protected by their US Constitutional First amendment to freedom of speech?
Could they be arrested even though they have their rights?
It is the American flag that is prohibited....Didn't you know?
