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And the worst outcome is that parody is no longer protected under the First Amendment unless it is explicitly disclaimed. I fear that we may see that ruling co
by Spoom 4y ago
And the worst outcome is that parody is no longer protected under the First Amendment unless it is explicitly disclaimed. I fear that we may see that ruling come through.
- not2b 4y agoDoubt it. As bad as the current court is, some of the conservative members take the First Amendment seriously (Gorsuch, Roberts) so I think the parodist will win.
- jacobr1 4y agoAnd even the others who might have different views on obscenity, still hold political special to be special.
- gopher_space 4y agoWe will just end up with another popup you'll dismiss without reading. I love how easy it is to shift legal and moral burdens these days. /s