Why are "they" a "disgrace to America"? Honestly you sound just like the left wing progressives that were blanket demonizing Tea Party Members simply because they didn't agree with the Tea Party's viewpoint(s).
Geezus...
you sound like a typical left-wing progressive with your shocking lack of knowledge about what transpired.
Uh-huh, if defending the freedom of expression and advocating having an actual reason and evidence based argument rather than simply relying on blanket smears makes me "sound like a typical left-wing progressive" to you then so be it
Dude...you sound like an idiot. Nobody...and I mean
nobody...prevented their "freedom of expression".
Yeah, probably because you don't have to power to do so, however based on your OP it sounds as if you'd be perfectly ok with doing it if you could, since after all "they're a disgrace to America" and all ....... as far as actually discrediting their arguments with reason and evidence not so much.
Stop trying to sound like your Captain America. I'll run circles around you when it comes to defending the U.S. Constitution.
LOL, Oky-Doky Smokey, let me know when you're ready to begin your circular logic demonstration, however "defending the Constitution" isn't the same thing as defending rights, the Constitution is a piece of paper with words on it, not the well from which natural rights spring.
But I equally have the right to express my 1st Amendment rights about their march. And...we have decency laws in America whether you like it or not.
I don't particularly like it but remind me which "decency laws" did these women violate?
There were parents who brought their children to that rally having no idea that progressives would craft giant vagina lips.
Uh-huh,
their children, I must have missed the part about you being a credible authority for what other peoples children see and don't see....
OOPS sorry to have "micro-aggressed" you by having the gall to disagree with your methodology, how very impudent of me to expect that you might actually be able to defend your position with reason and evidence.
....how do you explain that to your 6 year old son?
Perhaps by explaining that human beings are born with the right to express themselves and that sometimes the form the expression takes might not be to our liking but as long as it's peaceful and doesn't violate the life, liberty or property of others, it remains a right.