TheBrain
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The hundreds of laws that are already on the books destroying the first is a good start. Then there is the fairness doctrine that is pretty close to the same thing as stated here for the radio but dont let that get in your way. We dont actally need to stand up for our rights, they protect themselves
A point that is actually not true though. I have a right to speak but I do not have a right to associate my speech with that of an official viewpoint or do so in uniform. The rules can and do change according to position and rank but the average military man has little restriction on their activities.
Oh, too a certain point military members have less rights than the average citizen, but each has volunteered to live by those standards.
Civilians too. Contracts are binding.
Yes indeed. The government does often require civilian contractors to sign contracts.