Pastor weighing plans to burn Qurans amid U.S. warnings

Zachstar · 09-09-10, 11:48 PM

Expressing that right tho has to come with the respect of laws.

For one you cant slander other people. They tried to make that a free speech issue and while status as celebrity greatly reduces the effects of any charges you still cant directly do it.

You cant start an unlawful fire to express your free speech.

You cant violate local ordinances to express free speech for instance you need a permit to hold a demonstration.

This is just on the narrow focus on this "He has a right to do it" part. He does not if he is violating City, State, Or federal laws which he will do.

Sorry it just really bugs me when people say that about him. Not only are people saying that trying to defend a terrorist but its just flat wrong as well.

09-09-10, 11:48 PM	#11
Zachstar Sea Lord Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Shreveport, Louisiana Posts: 1,956 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	Expressing that right tho has to come with the respect of laws. For one you cant slander other people. They tried to make that a free speech issue and while status as celebrity greatly reduces the effects of any charges you still cant directly do it. You cant start an unlawful fire to express your free speech. You cant violate local ordinances to express free speech for instance you need a permit to hold a demonstration. This is just on the narrow focus on this "He has a right to do it" part. He does not if he is violating City, State, Or federal laws which he will do. Sorry it just really bugs me when people say that about him. Not only are people saying that trying to defend a terrorist but its just flat wrong as well. __________________