Oldestyle
Diamond Member
They can let the Supreme Court Justices know that they are unhappy with a decision by a protest at the Court itself. I have no problem with that. It's action protected by the 1st Amendment.If I may ask, what is the nature of this "bounty" you keep referencing?
Money for their head?
Scalp?
Ear?
Or simply their location so that protesters can assemble and let the Associate Justice know they are unhappy with a decision. I think an argument can be made that both acts are protected from government interference by the 1st Amendment.
I am absolutely positive of that, I think.
You know as well as I do that what is happening now is an attempt to intimidate the Justices. You show up at someone's house to make their lives miserable. You use bounties paid on their whereabouts so you can force them to hide. That isn't protest protected by the 1st Amendment. It's a blatant attempt to make Judges afraid to make rulings because they will have to deal with the mob. THAT my friend is against the law!