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Before a buffer zone was enacted at one clinic where she volunteered in New Jersey, Klabuish says it took six or seven escorts to protect a single patient and her companion from picketers yelling racist and sexist epithets in their faces.
The irony of this, of course, is that the 'buffer zone' actually protected those opposed to privacy rights for women, where these and similar 'protesters' are now subject to other state and local laws designed to protect the safety of those seeking services, having nothing to do with the First Amendment, as well as the 'protesters' now being subject to criminal assault and trespassing charges.
I thought the irony was that the some "buffer zones" are okay and some are not...
The justices dont like Massachusetts buffer zones. But theyre fine with the one around the Supreme Court.
OF COURSE!!! Because women about to have an abortion should be able to take it on the chin from opposing voices but judges that decide on laws of the land dont have the stones to hear opposing voices because thats too much to bear