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if i have to git a permit for free speech?
were else can i git a permit for the rest of our rights and do i have to buy these also or do i git a permit for each one every time i want one when did the local govt git confused and think there telling me what to do and how can they discriminate and only approve what they like wow ill just sit in the background and be scared to speak out so does that mean i should give up all together or do i have to wait till it effects everybody cause all this hoop jumping is making me not want to go out at all how can local locos try to stamp on my rights whats all this sand and broken glass on my arrse when i stood hunched over to pick up a penny and how can someone see this as an opportunity to throw stuff at my exit
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- mhp_wizo_93_418Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
okay the 1st amendment is about free speech.
now that is clear, you really should organized your thoughts and put them into effective and orderly communication to get your idea across. oh spelling counts,
I know i don't use caps often. that is my bad i am working on it. thank you very much -... ....
- 1 decade ago
It's tough to tell exactly what you're asking, without any capitalization or punctuation, but if I'm reading it right, you're upset because you had to get a permit for something where you were going to be speaking--am I right?
Usually if you're doing something where you expect to draw a crowd, you have to get a permit. Not because it's a permit for "free speech", but it's a permit so the city knows how big a crowd you're anticipating, so they know if they need to bring in extra police for crowd control, make sure you have enough porta-potties, and that kind of stuff.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The liberals would love it if a permit were required for free speech. But they would also believe that they should be exempt from the permit.
- ?Lv 41 decade ago
If you shoot words at someone that person doesn't generally die. If you shoot a gun at someone there's a good chance they will. Gun permits exist so someone who will use that gun to shoot people maliciously can't. That's the difference between free speech and guns.
And if you say words can kill people, you do indeed get arrested if you incite violence...
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