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And this is where the courts are also going to need to do some work to decide what exactly is "disturbing the peace". What if someone says that wearing a red h
by epicureanideal 6y ago
And this is where the courts are also going to need to do some work to decide what exactly is "disturbing the peace". What if someone says that wearing a red hat is "disturbing the peace"? What if someone says wearing an "I'm with her" shirt is disturbing the peace? Who decides when simply displaying a political view is disturbing the peace?
The left can attempt to immediately equate everything to the right of Obama with Hitler.
The right can attempt to immediately equate everything to the left of Reagan with Stalin and Mao.
Who is going to sort this out? Both sides might think they're being perfectly reasonable about their characterization of the other side. And if a judge on one side agrees with them, the alternative viewpoint becomes criminal hate speech. This is very dangerous.