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Nope. threats are one thing, national security is classified, and covered under other laws. the "Obscenity" you cite is more art/visual, and not verbal. verbal
by pigpaws 11y ago
Nope. threats are one thing, national security is classified, and covered under other laws.
the "Obscenity" you cite is more art/visual, and not verbal. verbal obscenity is covered as part of free speech/freedom of expression.
Defamation has be brought against you by the 'offended' - NOT the gov't.
What does gov't employees during official business have to do with anything? feel free to scream at cops all you want, just stay out of their way... screaming in a session of congress warrants a trespassing charge, not a knock on the 1st.