@HuffMarlow @Travis_in_Flint @BenjaminHinson9 So you have the choice to shop elsewhere, but a business doesn't have a choice to advertise where they wish?
@johnrich Questioning is one thing. Posting something as fact without knowing the facts is not the same and contributes to the reason why media can't be trusted.
@Literatrix@whiskey_musings@blueheartedly Kyle has contributed to the things he complains about. After the trial, his lawyer advised him to lay low and off the radar, but he's done anything but. Conventions, speeches, interviews, YouTube videos, and now a book have kept him in the public eye and a target for comments.
@BebeWrigg@valleonardcomc1@CliffW08950229@Indyboy495 I believe they're walking a fine line to deny him a reason for appeal. He's been treated "special " compared to most defendants who would have been in jail long ago.
@TheWakbag @susanmcgraw88 @tommyboy0690 It's not unlawful. US vs. Brown ruled a gag order does not always violate the First Amendment right to free speech. Not all speech is protected.