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Wednesday 22 April 2026 01:28:35 GMT
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Moe Moe :
Before getting a badge or gun they would have to get a perfect score on the constitution
2026-04-22 18:48:08
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randit. 💕💕 :
Rage bait fail
2026-04-22 23:16:03
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oldnavychief85 :
,Truants fake The term "1st Amendment auditors" is not explicitly mentioned in the 1st Amendment itself. Any claim of constitutional protection is a mere abstraction. These activities are purely to invigorate a negative response to their strange behavior. It is worth mentioning that the term "1st Amendment auditor" is not legally defined or recognized by any specific statute or court ruling. It is a self-proclaimed title used by individuals who engage in this type of activity. As such, there may be varying interpretations and opinions regarding the legitimacy and effectiveness of 1st Amendment auditing. The big problem with those 1st amendment auditors claiming to be working on a story and being a journalist is that they are creating I the "scene" by drawing attention to themselves, encouraging a conflict and that will be the body of their story. It's equivalent to a firefighter starting a house fire so he has work. Arson is a crime. Creating a "scene" to create a quasi story is fraud. Fraud is a crime. Fraud is not protected speech under the 1st amendment. Abstract example: Fraud is not protected speech under the 1st Amendment. The Supreme Court has consistently held that fraudulent speech is not entitled to First Amendment protection. In United States v. Alvarez (2012), the Court held that the Stolen Valor Act, which criminalized falsely claiming to have received military honors, did not violate the First Amendment. The Court reasoned that false statements of fact, like those made by the defendant in Alvarez, are not entitled to constitutional protection because they are not essential to the marketplace of ideas. Another all American Stalker 😂
2026-04-22 20:54:36
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