3 ms·
I normally argue the opposite position, but I have to respond to this -- what a movie theater shows is its own business, because it's not a public forum. The Fi
by lutusp 13y ago
I normally argue the opposite position, but I have to respond to this -- what a movie theater shows is its own business, because it's not a public forum. The First Amendment doesn't apply. If government tried to prevent a movie theater from showing certain content (as with obscenity rulings) that would be different.
- throwaway2048 13y agohence "by law"