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Would you say the same thing about a flash mob?
Japanese metal music isn't covered by the 1st Amendment. Christianity is.
Private property.I guess you can use profanity but prayer is not allowed.
Worshipers take over Florida mall for prayer, singing; trespassed after 30 minutes, leaders say
People were told to leave the Mall at Millenia for singing and praying in the middle of the building's atrium on Wednesday.www.fox35orlando.com
Wanna explain that statement and where it specifies that Christianity is covered and Japanese metal isn't?
It's still private property.
Private property.
Sure it is. The first amendment covers all expression & speech. Having said that private property rights supercede that.
Want to explain why you've never read the 1st Amendment? Hint: It doesn't say anything about Japanese hippie shit.
Actually it doesn't. Next time a Jehovah's Witness or a political activist knocks on your door asking for a signature on a petition or handing out literature call the cops and see what happens. Japanese metal bands aren't covered.
www.annenbergclassroom.org
Private property elude you.Actually it doesn't. Next time a Jehovah's Witness or a political activist knocks on your door asking for a signature on a petition or handing out literature call the cops and see what happens. Japanese metal bands aren't covered.
And like I said, you think old ladies have to bake cakes for faggots, cuz 'public access n stuff'.
So, first Amendment for those you agree with.Small towns don't have malls. On topic If I want to hear religious shit I'll goto church.
Yes, things ARE specified. Particularly RELIGIONbecause nothing is really specified. Japanese metal could be considered free speech.
Do you know the wormhole you'll open with that philosophy?So, first Amendment for those you agree with.
Yeah I know it's "private property" but they serve the PUBLIC.
You as an individual have absolutely no right to enter my property without permission. If there are not signs stating this you may assume you do not need permission but you can still be trespassedWith both religion and political speech, I have a right to go on your property to solicit signatures, raise money, leave literature, etc. Go ahead and call the cops; they will just stand there, maybe check an ID, then drive off.
If it's an open platform that was designed and created to invite decent and tolerable entertainment, then it's up to the operator's to call the shots on who can stay and who goes, but they best make the right choices or it can backfire on them in a tremendous way. Just look at Bud Light for example, and how that offended the base. Keep it up wokester's, because the results don't lie.It wasn't deflection. It was my honest opinion.
How would you like it if my Japanese screaming metal group was playing in the mall? Unless you're partial to that kind of music I doubt you'd want to hear it. Religious music or loud chanting/praying is no different than any other. Some like it some don't.
Actually, I HAVE read it, and it's a subject that came up regularly in Navy Rights and Responsibilities (a 1 week class that everyone had to take once a year in the Navy).
And, while it doesn't specifically mention Japanese metal, it doesn't specifically mention Christianity either.
Here..................read it for yourself.......................
First Amendment – Annenberg Classroom
The First Amendment allows citizens to express and to be exposed to a wide range of opinions and views. It was intended to ensure a free exchange of ideas.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
And, because it's not specific, there is room in there for political activists and Jehova's witnesses (like there is for Christians), as well as allowances for Japanese metal, because nothing is really specified. Japanese metal could be considered free speech.
You as an individual have absolutely no right to enter my property without permission. If there are not signs stating this you may assume you do not need permission but you can still be trespassed
If I tell the cops you are trespassed from my property then next time you step foot ion my property you have committed a crime.
trespass
www.law.cornell.edu
Trespass is knowingly entering another owners’ property or land without permission, which encroaches on the owners’ privacy or property interests. There are many laws relating to trespass.
You don't know what I think, twerp.
Religion verses secular activities not covered by the constitution.Wanna explain that statement and where it specifies that Christianity is covered and Japanese metal isn't?
No it isn't.Like I said go ahead and call the cops, be an idiot. Religious and political solicitation is protected; your sniveling bigotry isn't.
