MagillaGorilla wrote:
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On Dec 25, 6:13 pm, MagillaGorilla wrote:
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The First Amendment protects content. Had that same guy been yelling "Great job,
Jonathan!" would your hypothetical cop have arrested them for saying that? If
the answer is no - and we all know it is - then the cop just violated his civil
rights for arresting him for heckling Page because the basis of the arrest was
the content of his speech. Everybody was yelling and ringing cow bells in the
park that day.
Tool, the First Amendment has nothing to do with
this. The First Amendment doesn't protect you from
Cori Page putting you in a headlock.
State laws against assault protect you from that.
The fact that you were booing is immaterial. If
putting you in a headlock is illegal, it's illegal whether
you were shouting or not.

I hear that Cori Page gave you a noogie because
she was offended by your lack of knowledge
of constitutional law.

Ben

You have a First Amendment right to express yourself in a public park. That protects
you from getting arrested by the police. You also have a right not to be assaulted in
a public park just because someone doesn't like what you said.

Page, his brother-in-law, and his wife Cori are delusional idiots for thinking they
had a right to physically assault someone just because they didn't like what he was
saying.

If I were there I would have joined in the heckling. No wonder why Page sucks so bad
- he and his entourage have the ability to rationalize anything.

Magilla


That's a huge laugh considering how you couldn't get the job done on the
big stage.