- Feb 22, 2004
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"No is trying to scream and yell in a government meeting. They are trying to peacefully assemble and question/petition their representative."
Apparently they violated that procedure with yelling and disrupting the meeting, so, yes, they have had that right abridged, because of their own actions.
It's kind of difficult to violate procedure with yelling and disrupting a meeting when you are preemptively banned from attending the meeting because the government officials think you are going to yell and disrupt the meeting.
It would be like arresting you for rape, despite the fact that you haven't committed such a crime merely because your political opponents in charge of government "think" you are going to commit the crime.