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I don't know. And further, I don't know how far US judges have extended it. Based on the article, the actions taken against him are a direct responce to his sp
by _aavaa_ 5y ago
I don't know. And further, I don't know how far US judges have extended it.
Based on the article, the actions taken against him are a direct responce to his speech and his, stated, religions beliefs.
And given that the courts sided with him, I am led to believe that this incident is on the "infringed free speech" side of the spectrum.