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Does your right to hear anyone's speach mean that any person you want to hear and is able to reach the US has to be allowed to remain in the country? Does this
by kreetx 1y ago
Does your right to hear anyone's speach mean that any person you want to hear and is able to reach the US has to be allowed to remain in the country?
Does this mean physically hearing this person? Because if not, then the blog and the socials will continue to be there.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> Does your right to hear anyone's speach The rights are that Gov shall make no law prohibiting speech and assembly. By extension, Gov shall not perform actions in response to speech and assembly, because the laws to authorize those actions shall not exist.
- kreetx 1y agoYes, but this person arrived from another country. Would you say freedom of speech and freedom of assembly means that people from around the world have the right to assemble in the United States?
- sorcerer-mar 1y agoNo, no one is saying that. This has been explained over and over.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> Yes, but this person arrived from another country. Yes. > Would you say freedom of speech and freedom of assembly means that people from around the world have the right to assemble in the United States? I wouldn't say that because it isn't a well formed question. It conflates multiple, distinct activities. It unhelpfully presents them as if they were a single, constitutionally addressable action, which they are not.
- kreetx 1y agoBut he was denied entry at the border, so it appears that, according to you, anyone from elsewhere in the world should be able to assemble in the US and express his free speech.
- sorcerer-mar 1y agoNo, it means that the government cannot take action against them on the basis of that speech.