The French Have the Right Idea. Banning Pro-Hamas 'Protests'
There's no place for protests of hate or for support of terrorists.
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beckyromero · 36-40, F
@HootyTheNightOwl
I suppose that would depend on where they are praying and what they are praying for.
Examples:
A MAGA crowd illegally stages a "pray to Orange Jesus" event at the Capitol. Throw them in the slammer!
A Jim Jones-type cult leader conducting a "prayer" event? Yes, save lives and arrest them.
I suppose that would depend on where they are praying and what they are praying for.
Examples:
A MAGA crowd illegally stages a "pray to Orange Jesus" event at the Capitol. Throw them in the slammer!
A Jim Jones-type cult leader conducting a "prayer" event? Yes, save lives and arrest them.
@beckyromero No, the example I speak of is one adult silently praying. No massive gangs of people, no screaming or shouting... just one person.
beckyromero · 36-40, F
@HootyTheNightOwl
There are places were it would be illegal to "silently pray."
You can't do so by trespassing onto private property, for example. Neither would you be permitted to do so by sitting in the middle of a highway or in the aisle of an airplane (go pray in your seat).
The Second Amendment is not absolute.
There are places were it would be illegal to "silently pray."
You can't do so by trespassing onto private property, for example. Neither would you be permitted to do so by sitting in the middle of a highway or in the aisle of an airplane (go pray in your seat).
The Second Amendment is not absolute.