Marener
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No. Tell me what you meant. Unless you’re too afraid to speak clearly.I asked you if the Steele dossier was ever verified You know exactly what I meant
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No. Tell me what you meant. Unless you’re too afraid to speak clearly.I asked you if the Steele dossier was ever verified You know exactly what I meant
Not all acts are addressed in the constitutionLaws can’t overrule the constitution.
Yawn. You know what I meant. Steele.No. Tell me what you meant. Unless you’re too afraid to speak clearly.
Speech is addressed in the constitutionNot all acts are addressed in the constitution
The constitution.According to who?
No. According to your interpretation of the constitution.The constitution.
Cheer up, it's an injection of humourLet me know what any of that has to do with a gag order in a court of law. Right, you can’t, so stop wasting time with your nonsense
Oh yeah? So where does it say that then?No. According to your interpretation of the constitution.
The courts disagree.
So you have nothing. lolzLoading…
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So you are illiterate.So you have nothing. lolz
Im not fucking reading that. I read the first three pages and it didnt even mention the constitution. So I assume you did, so you can point me to the relevant parts, right?So you are illiterate.
So when you say that I “have nothing”, the truth is that you don’t have the foggiest idea what I have because you’re too goddamn lazy to read the decision.Im not fucking reading that. I read the first three pages and it didnt even mention the constitution. So I assume you did, so you can point me to the relevant parts, right?
So you found the link and read it in 6 minutes?So when you say that I “have nothing”, the truth is that you don’t have the foggiest idea what I have because you’re too goddamn lazy to read the decision.
I read it a few days ago when the decision came out.So you found the link and read it in 6 minutes?
And cant point out the relevant part. Mkay
So now we move away from your link. MkayI read it a few days ago when the decision came out.
What part of the constitution says you can’t yell fire in a crowded theatre?
I’m trying to dumb it down for you.So now we move away from your link. Mkay
I understand that.I’m trying to dumb it down for you.
The court decision rests on SCOTUS precedent where they balance the right to free speech with the right to a fair trial.
That’s the purpose of the judiciary. To decide these things.I understand that.
Where does a judge get the authority from the constitution to decide which right is more important?