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    1. Gnosis_Enjoyer on

      unfortunately constitutionally protected free speech has never applied to private property. it only gaurantees the government cannot control speech in publicly funded areas (even tho they alwayss have like having “free speech zones” etc). i dont understand why no one or group of any persuasion or ideology ever pushes to expand constitutional powers. force private businesses to follow the bill of rights

    2. chefbigbabyd on

      He was on a public sidewalk, right?

      Disturbing the peace is a catch all charge cops throw around to get around free speech arrests. I should be able to yell, „fuck the breakfast drink people“ and throw my money on the ground if I want to. With no legal trouble, difficulty speech is what needs protected the most.

    3. washingtonu on

      Disturbing the peace laws has been a thing in the United States for a long time. How is any free speech dying when a person who yells „Fuck the Jews“ to someone and then throws coins at them gets charged with disturbing the peace?

    4. FunkDaddy27 on

      Its what happens when we allow small slow incremental change. Censoring has drastically increased in the last 5 years

    5. Twopieceyou on

      Local news said the dude was throwing quarters at him is actually what got him arrested.

    6. It has been. Both sides of the political spectrum are to blame because they both suppress it and have been. IMO, it started dying in like 2010. The 2000’s was a lot more free with what you could say, you were actually allowed to offend people back then. The 90’s was even better.

    7. leapingintoexistence on

      Na you’re missing the whole context…he said “f the Jews” according to the article

    8. What are you worried about free speech? You get arrested for being tan in the USA. 

    9. Portnoy has always been soft

      When he came to my state he tried the most mid tier college pizza (shit you eat after 1 too many) and called it a 7 – shit is 4 or 5. He has no idea what he is talking about

    10. foodfood321 on

      Assault does not equal „free speech“, go find a fresh new imaginary grievance to fuel your existential angst

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