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Protesting Outside Homes Now Illegal in Florida

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I mean isn't this against the constitution? BUT oh wait it doesnt matter cause the justices are all partisan hacks now

 

at least hillary didnt win in 2016 tho:coffee2:

A good law to implement, protesting in front of someone’s home isn’t just damaging to them it also affects the whole neighborhood. 

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1 hour ago, Oxy said:

A good law to implement, protesting in front of someone’s home isn’t just damaging to them it also affects the whole neighborhood. 

This argument logically doesnt hold up to basic history 

 

Unless you think ppl should have been been arrested for protesting slavery, woman suffrage, Gay marriage in front of a elected official's house who opposed it:rip:

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So-called free speech warriors continue to do the most harm to free speech.

I agree with this. Targeting someone's home where their family/children live should be off limits, not to mention the distress to the neighbors who have nothing to do with it. There are so many crazy people out there and you never know how far they can go. Similarly, publicizing someone's home address should be illegal.

America - where far right hate speech is protected, but peaceful protest is banned.

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