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Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
You've been every single yard sale ever held in the US??
Wow.
Oh yeah? Where in the first Amendment does it say the government can regulate speech if it presents any danger? Answer me that
It's doesn't - nor does government regulate speech. You are perfectly within your rights to yell fire in a crowded theater. You simply will be held civilly and criminally responsible for the results. Airports post, by law that you agree to be searched and willfully surrender certain rights by entering.
Try again.
Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
Yelling "I have a bomb" in an airport is not protected by the 1st amendment because it places people in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger.
How is this at all relevant to the 2nd amendment?
What the fuck are you talking about? It is a FEDERAL crime to yell "bomb" in an airport. Nowhere in the first amendment is the government empowered to curtail or punish free speech.
So then you agree that Lerner's IRS harassment of Tea Party groups is a crime.
You're actually retarded aren't you
The IRS going after conservative groups certainly was a crime and nothing I posted indicates I felt any other way
"Retarded"? I'm certainly smarter than you as is the average bear.
You do not understand.What the fuck are you talking about? It is a FEDERAL crime to yell "bomb" in an airport. Nowhere in the first amendment is the government empowered to curtail or punish free speech.Oh yeah? Where in the first Amendment does it say the government can regulate speech if it presents any danger? Answer me that
It's doesn't - nor does government regulate speech. You are perfectly within your rights to yell fire in a crowded theater. You simply will be held civilly and criminally responsible for the results. Airports post, by law that you agree to be searched and willfully surrender certain rights by entering.
Try again.
You don't really need this answered, do you? It's no different than false yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.How does yelling "bomb" in airport place people in a condition of clear and present danger....?Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
Yelling "I have a bomb" in an airport is not protected by the 1st amendment because it places people in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger.
How is this at all relevant to the 2nd amendment?
The 1st amendment only protects speech that falls under "free speech", not every kind of speech you can imagine.and where does the first amendment say you don't have a right to free speech that does so even if it did?
You don't really need this answered, do you? It's no different than false yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.How does yelling "bomb" in airport place people in a condition of clear and present danger....?Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
Yelling "I have a bomb" in an airport is not protected by the 1st amendment because it places people in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger.
How is this at all relevant to the 2nd amendment?
The 1st amendment only protects speech that falls under "free speech", not every kind of speech you can imagine.and where does the first amendment say you don't have a right to free speech that does so even if it did?
Now then,, what's this have to do wuth the 2nd amendment?
You mean to say I'm the one that says rights are absolute, which I did -not- say.Actually no. You are the one who is claiming the COTUS is absolute...You don't really need this answered, do you? It's no different than false yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.How does yelling "bomb" in airport place people in a condition of clear and present danger....?Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
Yelling "I have a bomb" in an airport is not protected by the 1st amendment because it places people in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger.
How is this at all relevant to the 2nd amendment?
The 1st amendment only protects speech that falls under "free speech", not every kind of speech you can imagine.and where does the first amendment say you don't have a right to free speech that does so even if it did?
Now then,, what's this have to do wuth the 2nd amendment?
You mean to say I'm the one that says rights are absolute, which I did -not- say.Actually no. You are the one who is claiming the COTUS is absolute...You don't really need this answered, do you? It's no different than false yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.How does yelling "bomb" in airport place people in a condition of clear and present danger....?Because it isn't relevant to the issue presented here.why did you cut my quote?
Yelling "I have a bomb" in an airport is not protected by the 1st amendment because it places people in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger.
How is this at all relevant to the 2nd amendment?
The 1st amendment only protects speech that falls under "free speech", not every kind of speech you can imagine.and where does the first amendment say you don't have a right to free speech that does so even if it did?
Now then,, what's this have to do wuth the 2nd amendment?
Rights have inherent limits, most of which revolve around causing harm to others and/or placing them in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger - for example, yelling "fire!" in a crowded theater; the 1sdt amendment does not protect such speech because it falls outside the inherent limits of "free speech".
Now that you understand this...
How does any of this relate to the 2nd?
So if the first can be limited, so too can the second. DUH
The 2nd already has been by registration as we also told you hours ago.
And this is why I asked you, three hours ago, for the 2nd amendment analogue to yelling "I have a bomb!" in an airport.AH so rights CAN be limited? Which I said 3 hours ago....
So if the first can be limited, so too can the second. DUH
And this is why I asked you, three hours ago, for the 2nd amendment analogue to yelling "I have a bomb!" in an airport.AH so rights CAN be limited? Which I said 3 hours ago....
So if the first can be limited, so too can the second. DUH
Well?
Simple possess of a firearm hams no one and places no one in a condition of clear, present and immediate danger, as per the standard set by telling "fire!" in a theater.okay, let's take for example, dumb shits who want to open carry "assault rifles" in cities and such. That kind of behavior OBVIOUSLY scares people, and certainly creates a clear and present dangerAnd this is why I asked you, three hours ago, for the 2nd amendment analogue to yelling "I have a bomb!" in an airport.AH so rights CAN be limited? Which I said 3 hours ago....
So if the first can be limited, so too can the second. DUH
Well?
What the fuck are you talking about? It is a FEDERAL crime to yell "bomb" in an airport. Nowhere in the first amendment is the government empowered to curtail or punish free speech.
