fake first amendment fraud" often refers to individuals who falsely claim they are engaging in constitutionally protected free speech or filming (auditing) to provoke a reaction, harassment, or profit, rather than to actually exercise or test rights.
Context: It is often used to describe situations where people film on public property, sometimes causing disruptions, and claim "First Amendment rights" when confronted.
The "Fraud" Aspect: Critics use this term to suggest the individuals are not acting as legitimate journalists or activists, but are instead creating, rather than covering, a news story, or acting maliciously to incite a conflict for content and TikTok brownie points, good excuse for one American citizen spit on another American citizen
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Its gonna happen eventually
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