justaschmuck9
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yeh, at one time it was called the People's HouseMost are charged with trespassing. How can one be charged with trespassing on public property?
guess that changed
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yeh, at one time it was called the People's HouseMost are charged with trespassing. How can one be charged with trespassing on public property?
yes, things are quite Orwellian these daysToo busy chasing Soccor Moms, er domestic terrorists.
There used to be a law against protesting on sidewalks in front of abortion clinics.libtards only "care about" the first amendment or any of them when it looks like invoking such can help them politically, you know... when it can be used by their useful idiots to keep them in power
You are such a GD idiot! Yes it is illegal because if there was no fire, it would still incite panic, you dumb MF!
Both public property, Simp.
That was your argument. I guess you want to change your story again.
Most are charged with trespassing. How can one be charged with trespassing on public property?
Seeing as how there is no relation between the two, there's no reason to even put forth an answer. The law says what it says, and until it's declared unconstitutional, must be followed. Anyone protesting in front of a Justice's home in an attempt to influence their vote has broken the law. It's all really simple.
And you don't know the difference between the two. You're astonishingly stupid.
Why no link, Simp?Dumbfuck, this is how...
Entering and Remaining in a Restricted BuildingDisorderly and Disruptive Conduct in a Restricted BuildingViolent Entry and Disorderly Conduct in a Capitol BuildingParading, Demonstrating, or Picketing in a Capitol Building
public property
n. property owned by the government or one of its agencies, divisions, or entities. Commonly a reference to parks, playgrounds, streets, sidewalks, schools, libraries and other property regularly used by the general public.
Man, the 2nd amendment is a bitch.Man. The first amendment is a real bitch.
I never said anything remotely close to that, Simp.Aww, how adorable, you still don't know thd difference between a building and a sidewalk.
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Why no link, Simp?
And then explain why PUBLIC PROPRETY can be restricted if we have the First Amendment.
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I never said anything remotely close to that, Simp.
But both sidewalks and buildings are listed in the definition of “public property”.
Funny how you are changing your story yet again once I expose your dumbassery.
Interesting, but so far off the reservation I have no idea why you would even ask it. What I am saying, and the law agrees, is that Justices should NOT face attempts via threats or intimidation to force them to vote certain ways on cases they hear, any more than jurors should face such when they are considering the trial. They are supposed to be independent, which is why they are not elected by popular vote.So what you are saying is that a SCOTUS justice shouldn't have to face the people whose lives they are effecting?
At their work it is permitted but at home it’s prohibited.So what you are saying is that a SCOTUS justice shouldn't have to face the people whose lives they are effecting?
So you admit not all public property is treated the same.LOL
You're such a glutton for punishment, Dumbfuck.
Here's the link you're unaware of...
Capitol Breach Cases
www.justice.gov
And public property can be restricted in the interest of national security. How the fuck is that beyond even your limited comprehension??
But I'm glad you said to "watch" this. I did and it was fun obliterating you yet again. This is me dancing on the grave where your brain is buried.
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I never said that all public property is treated the same. I have been making exactly the opposite argument. You are just too fucking stupid To figure it out.Of course you demonstrated you don't know the difference between a building and a sidewalk. You think ALL public property is treated the same.
The strip of land and sidewalk in front of most everyone’s homes around DC is a right of way not for the public but for the municipality and utilities to have unrestricted access to that area. The property owner does however have to cut the grass, remove trash and debris, and shovel snow. The last thing that those strips of concrete and land are for is so dim bulbs can harass the people living there. That feeling is more made up liberal drivel.So you admit not all public property is treated the same.
Exactly why demonstrations meant to intimidate SC Justices can be made unlawful outside their home even on public property.
You just kicked your own ass, Simp.![]()
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