Fred Phelps To Protest At Virginia Tech Funeral....

Started by Robtard9 pages
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
Oh joy. The "Canadian law student" is back.

You did it wrong... remember, it's "LAW STUDENT".

Just showing why I think he should not be allowed to do what he plans on doing.

Originally posted by Starhawk
Just showing why I think he should not be allowed to do what he plans on doing.
Alright, just for juxtaposition: The KKK is planning to march in my town soon. And there was a large campaign to stop them. I certainly don't like the KKK, and I'd be perfectly happy if their organization just ceased to exist, but while they do exist, I don't think their right to assemble should be taken away, something that's guaranteed by our Constitution.

Originally posted by Robtard
You did it wrong... remember, it's "LAW STUDENT".
😆 I forgot about that 😉

Originally posted by Robtard
You did it wrong... remember, it's "LAW STUDENT".
I stand corrected.

Ah, the Westboro Baptist Church. Hours of entertainment.

Originally posted by ThePittman
😆 I forgot about that 😉
Likewise. Lol-worthy.

And that is why I brought up Canada's Constitution. Up here the KKK couldn't do that and I am very happy for that fact. There aren't many days with an absolute right and wrong, but sometimes there is.

Well then your government is oppressive 😬

Originally posted by Strangelove
Well then your government is oppressive 😬

So is yours.

Not in the ways we're discussing, but I won't deny that.

Originally posted by Strangelove
Well then your government is oppressive 😬

And that can sometimes be a positive.

Originally posted by Strangelove
Not in the ways we're discussing, but I won't deny that.

"In the ways we are discussing" which are those again? The oppression of freedom of assembly? Like that sheriff that was granted the power to deny permits of protests in front of the golf club in Georgia?

Originally posted by Starhawk
And that can sometimes be a positive.
shock you did NOT just say that
Originally posted by Eis
"In the ways we are discussing" which are those again? The oppression of freedom of assembly? Like that sheriff that was granted the power to deny permits of protests in front of the golf club in Georgia?
Well you do have to get a permit to protest, and they can be denied for various reasons, but one of them should not be "We don't like what you stand for"

I did say that. Unrestrained freedom can be very destructive. As I said, up here in Canada we have certain limits on our freedom and it hasn't caused us any difficulty.

well america is a democracy and although our liberty is always under assault (liberty of government for the people, by the people), doesnt mean we're ready to give in and live your dream dictatorship. over 50% of americans support stricter laws. this is a proper approach. most americans dont want a complete ban. so we wont have one until that changes. thats fact, and that fact pleases me.

Well you do have to get a permit to protest, and they can be denied for various reasons, but one of them should not be "We don't like what you stand for"

Was the American constitutional right to peaceful assembly with no governmental intervention not denied when that sheriff denied the women the right to protest against the club?

This guy needs to be put through a wood chipper

Feet First 😐

Originally posted by Eis
Was the American constitutional right to peaceful assembly with no governmental intervention not denied when that sheriff denied the women the right to protest against the club?
Possibly, I'm not familiar with the circumstances

Originally posted by Schecter
well america is a democracy and although our liberty is always under assault (liberty of government for the people, by the people), doesnt mean we're ready to give in and live your dream dictatorship. over 50% of americans support stricter laws. this is a proper approach. most americans dont want a complete ban. so we wont have one until that changes. thats fact, and that fact pleases me.

Actually America is a republic. But Canada is not a dictatorship, we simply realize that certain controls on freedom are necessary.

Originally posted by Schecter
well america is a democracy
Originally posted by Starhawk
Actually America is a republic.

proof that you're not worth paying a shred of attention to.

Whatever do you mean? Are you forgetting he's a "LAW STUDENT"! ?

Fun for the whole family.