@Conndawggg @nadavid79764131 @mjc1217@clownworld That wasn’t his community. He drove 20 miles from another state. He was also 17 and could not legally own an AR-15.
@SDogoode1776@krassenstein Different situation then, isn’t it? Shouting fire where there is none may cause panic and put lives in danger. If there is a fire, shouting fire alerts people to an existing danger. Making those decisions is the job of the Supreme Court.
@SDogoode1776@krassenstein While I generally agree with what you are saying , no free speech is not absolute. There are, and must be, limits. The classic example being that you cannot shout “Fire!” in a crowded theater where there is no fire.
@neal_costello@maggieNYT They subpoenaed docs, a Trump lawyer then certified that no more classified docs were on site, then an informant told the govt that there were more classified docs and gave enough detail to convince a judge that DOJ had probable cause for a search. Completely justified.
@MikeLovesBeer When negotiating your distribution agreements, it’s important to define certain parameters as “material terms” so if the distributor fails to meet those terms and fails to correct them after being put on notice, it may constitute “good cause” for termination of the agreement.