Too much ice

[allstar34]

yeah its not clear, because there is plenty of rhetoric out there wanting them banned, and them denounced as a religion.

we have already seen Trump take away legal status and try to take away citizenship just because he doesn't like their view points. religion isn't even a different step, its just a different target.

You are trying to deface my statement for the sake of you winning another argument. I am not Donald Trump, I do not blindly support every decision of his. I clearly said ANY place of religion. Bro you are so brainwashed that you think everyone is against you just because of the party they voted for.

I don’t care about Muslims, Jews, Atheists… so on. I’m a believing Christian and I treat everyone with respect when interacting with them out in the real world. There’s not some flashing LED sign above a random strangers head that says “Radical Islamist Here”. Everyone deserves respect, until they lose that right.

Whatever the rhetoric is in current society has nothing to do with me.

 

[Orange_Crush]

yeah its not clear, because there is plenty of rhetoric out there wanting them banned, and them denounced as a religion.

we have already seen Trump take away legal status and try to take away citizenship just because he doesn't like their view points. religion isn't even a different step, its just a different target.

This logic is more bigoted than the post it questioned.

 

[hog88]

Just another attack on 1a

Barging in and harassing people on private property isn't covered by the 1A.

 

[Smokey123]

Liberals are master manipulators and have been for a long time. They know if they say it, it’ll take off before being checked. The MSM won’t hold them accountable if they are wrong as the damage is done.

Do you think trump is a manipulator?

 

[LSU-SIU]

Do you think trump is a manipulator?

Obviously he made lots of deals, why isn't everyone happy?

 

[Majors]

Do you think trump is a manipulator?

Do you care to provide an example as a reference like the previous poster did with Elizabeth Warren? Or are you just gonna be a simpleton and throw a blank statement out there.

 

[Smokey123]

Do you care to provide an example as a reference like the previous poster did with Elizabeth Warren? Or are you just gonna be a simpleton and throw a blank statement out there.

An example of what? I asked you a question

 

[Majors]

Whoever is running against her. When did you know, what did you do. If you’re attached are you dropping out?

 

[Majors]

An example of what? I asked you a question

We are all manipulators in some capacity. So yes. If you don’t like that answer, ask better questions.

 

[Smokey123]

We are all manipulators in some capacity. So yes. If you don’t like that answer, ask better questions.

Interesting

 

[Majors]

Interesting

I asked you for an example and you couldn’t provide. But my answer of yes he is along with everyone is interesting. Shows your lack of depth since you couldn’t provide.

 

[Smokey123]

I asked you for an example and you couldn’t provide. But my answer of yes he is along with everyone is interesting. Shows your lack of depth since you couldn’t provide.

An example of what? I asked a question of your opinion I never made a statement or implied anything.

 

[KB5252]

Just another attack on 1a

The first amendment doesn't grant you the right to disturb or otherwise disrupt the religious services of another.

While I agree this will likely amount to nothing what they did was illegal and shouldn't be celebrated or condoned.

 

[Rickyvol77]

Trump admin is out of control

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So you are against federal indictments by grand juries for breaking the law now?

 

[Rickyvol77]

how about a mosque? Free of all persecution, and its members free to worship without society interfering?

Absolutely!!!

Which journalist and activist group stormed a mosque during service and called them slurs and said they should die?

 

[Rickyvol77]

Just another attack on 1a

You have no 1A right to interrupt private church services and threaten a religious group and refuse to leave

 

[Majors]

An example of what? I asked a question of your opinion I never made a statement or implied anything.

So yes then. I misjudged your depth on the matter. I gave a little too much credit, that’s on me believing you might be versed on the matter but guess not.

 

[Smokey123]

So yes then. I misjudged your depth on the matter. I gave a little too much credit, that’s on me believing you might be versed on the matter but guess not.

Someone woke up a grumpy elf

Maybe someone will teach you the difference between a statement and a question if you ask nicely

 

[NorthDallas40]

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/minnesota-ice-minneapolis-protests-01-30-26?post-id=cml10m9zd00003b6pb624k35u&cid=ios_app

DOJ has opened civil rights probe into Alex Pretti shooting, Deputy AG says​

To paraphrase what Blanche said “well sure we’re gonna look like we’re trying to do our due diligence finally since we’ve royally screwed that up thus far”

 

[KB5252]

You have no 1A right to interrupt private church services and threaten a religious group and refuse to leave

And that is Lemon's problem here. He was asked to leave along with the group he came with, his response was "it's ok I'm allowed to do this". At that point it can be argue he was no longer documenting the mob in the church, he became part and party to it.

Yes, a journalist can enter a church and document services, but their rights are not absolute and they are subject to the same laws as the general public, particularly concerning trespassing and disruption of worship.
Key Legal Principles:

• Private Property: A church is considered private property, not a public forum, meaning representatives can ask a journalist to leave, and refusal to do so constitutes trespass.
• Freedom of the Press: While the First Amendment protects the press, it does not confer a special, unrestricted right to access private property or places not open to the general public.
• Disruption of Worship: Intentionally interfering with or obstructing a religious service is illegal under federal law (such as the FACE Act, 18 U.S.C. § 248) and various state laws.

 

[Rickyvol77]

And that is Lemon's problem here. He was asked to leave along with the group he came with, his response was "it's ok I'm allowed to do this". At that point it can be argue he was no longer documenting the mob in the church, he became part and party to it.

Yes, a journalist can enter a church and document services, but their rights are not absolute and they are subject to the same laws as the general public, particularly concerning trespassing and disruption of worship.
Key Legal Principles:

• Private Property: A church is considered private property, not a public forum, meaning representatives can ask a journalist to leave, and refusal to do so constitutes trespass.
• Freedom of the Press: While the First Amendment protects the press, it does not confer a special, unrestricted right to access private property or places not open to the general public.
• Disruption of Worship: Intentionally interfering with or obstructing a religious service is illegal under federal law (such as the FACE Act, 18 U.S.C. § 248) and various state laws.

There is also video of him planning it with the group beforehand, he is cooked

 

[rocketskates]

Just another attack on 1a

Churches are private property. Do you want separation of church and state or not? They could’ve protested on the public way nearest the church. Once they made unwanted entry into the church, they were trespassing.

 

[theFallGuy]

There is also video of him planning it with the group beforehand, he is cooked

They aren't going to do anything to Don Lemon. Case will get dropped in court I bet

 

[Orange_Crush]

And that is Lemon's problem here. He was asked to leave along with the group he came with, his response was "it's ok I'm allowed to do this". At that point it can be argue he was no longer documenting the mob in the church, he became part and party to it.

Yes, a journalist can enter a church and document services, but their rights are not absolute and they are subject to the same laws as the general public, particularly concerning trespassing and disruption of worship.
Key Legal Principles:

• Private Property: A church is considered private property, not a public forum, meaning representatives can ask a journalist to leave, and refusal to do so constitutes trespass.
• Freedom of the Press: While the First Amendment protects the press, it does not confer a special, unrestricted right to access private property or places not open to the general public.
• Disruption of Worship: Intentionally interfering with or obstructing a religious service is illegal under federal law (such as the FACE Act, 18 U.S.C. § 248) and various state laws.

Does a 'journalist' failed and fired CNN opinion-dispenser have the right to 'interview' the pastor when he was supposed to have been leading and teaching the congregation? Or would that be considered preventing him/them from freely exercising their religious rights?

 

[KB5252]

There is also video of him planning it with the group beforehand, he is cooked

I don't think he's cooked, but it's poor, unethical journalism.

I don't see much coming out of this but his future employment opportunities keep getting leaner. No newsroom wants that walking lawsuit at one of their desks.