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I guess we don't know exactly what was posted from the article, but I was imagining that it wasn't just "Vaccines are bad" but rather something more like "Don't
by henryfjordan 7y ago
I guess we don't know exactly what was posted from the article, but I was imagining that it wasn't just "Vaccines are bad" but rather something more like "Don't open your door when the emergency vaccinators come around", which would be advocating for imminent action.
I still think the only reason this wouldn't be illegal in the US is that the underlying law forcing vaccination would probably be unconstitutional, not that the First Amendment protects anti-vaxx speech indefinitely.
- the_watcher 7y agoThe US has applied imminent incredibly narrowly. "Don't open your door when the emergency vaccinators come around" would absolutely be protected speech in the US.
- henryfjordan 7y agoWell that surprises me. Thanks for explaining everything!