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Originally posted by Repo
... This is gonna get messy, but here goes
-This woman in no way imposed on others freedom. She did the opposite, much like a black person protesting a KKK meeting. She has exercised her First Amendment Right to freedom of speech and freedom of petition to take a stand and make a point she believes in. Whether or not one agrees with her point, she has the right to make this and arguing she should be legally prohibited is actually stripping her rights. Likewise, no one at this assembly was stripped of their rights. Her actions do NOTHING to limit what others can and can't do (well, I guess they can't sit in her seat, but cry me a river. That goes for everyone)
-The entire issue with opposing gay marriage is because the homophobes are imposing their own beliefs upon others. It's literally the exact opposite of what you're suggesting as far as freedom and comes across 100% hypocritical
But this woman is wrong for doing exactly that? Also, verbal abuse isn't acceptable either. I do agree with this though, as does the U.S. constitution. Thus why Westboro isn't banned even though we can ALL agree they're backwards loons
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I don't judge her actions. It's not my problem, really. I just said it was stupid of her to go there. She probably wanted to get kicked out for publicity, so that she'd get caught kicked out on camera. I don't like it because it's obviously aimed against Trump's views and he has the right to speak and believe in them. To clarify, I'm not a Trump supporter, but I don't follow blind liberalism either.
And yes, they had the right to kick her out. It was Trump's meeting and so it was obvious it's gonna happen. This can be compared to a situation in the fan zones watching a soccer match. There are separate sectors for supporters of each team for a reason. You just don't go there because... well, you don't.
And I'm not going to get into a discussion on gay marriage here as I used it only as an example and this thread doesn't concern the rightness of it.
Verbal abuse is not acceptable since when? It's everywhere, whether you want it or not. You used it in your post, as well.