'Hands up' morons disrupt medals presentation for 100 yr old vet (free speech, abortions)

[jazzarama]

Originally Posted by Opin_Yunated

The civilian will just get arrested for assault.

Are you a fascist?



I personally wouldn't do it but it is their right.



Why don't you try it? You'll end up disappointed.

What's wrong with you ? It's not their 'right' to disrupt a meeting. They should have been arrested.

[PedroMartinez]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

Despicable.

Navy vet, 100, persuades protesters to let him speak: 'Give me a chance' | OregonLive.com

Disrespectful thugs being disrespectful thugs. It's not that surprising.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by Opin_Yunated

I think all of you need to understand the path you are on... it leads to fascism.

People have the right to protest whether you like it or not. Deal with it.

Not at private ceremonies.

It would have been cool if the old guy opened up on these creeps!

[Opin_Yunated]

Originally Posted by Lucario

They're already there. Inshallah that type of thinking will continued to be confined to these parts, where insanity is a virtue.

Clearly.

Originally Posted by jazzarama

What's wrong with you ? It's not their 'right' to disrupt a meeting. They should have been arrested.

Originally Posted by alphamale

Not at private ceremonies.

It would have been cool if the old guy opened up on these creeps!

What part of right to assemble do you people not understand? This is not conditional.

Disrupting a meeting is not grounds for arrest. If anything, that would be unconstitutional violation of their rights.

[Kreutz]

It's OK; he's old and white, thus a racist.

If I were religious I'd pray they get even more uppity and pull this more and more and more. The backlash would be worth the temporary inconvenience of their simian ooking.

[alphamale]

Originally Posted by Opin_Yunated

Clearly.





What part of right to assemble do you people not understand? This is not conditional.

Disrupting a meeting is not grounds for arrest. If anything, that would be unconstitutional violation of their rights.

You don't understand the constitution, obviously. Your right end where mine begin. You cannot "assemble" in a place that blocks my path to work.

[juneaubound]

Originally Posted by Opin_Yunated

Protesting is not debatable. It is protected by our First Amendment. Get over it.

I will look forward to reading of your unyielding support for the Second Amendment, when anti-gun threads start up again.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by juneaubound

I will look forward to reading of your unyielding support for the Second Amendment, when anti-gun threads start up again.

the second amendment is not debatable. it is protected by our second amendment. get over it.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by Opin_Yunated

What part of right to assemble do you people not understand? This is not conditional.

Disrupting a meeting is not grounds for arrest. If anything, that would be unconstitutional violation of their rights.

On private property it could be but as I said, if it was me I wouldn't press for charges as the right to protest is what I had fought for.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by alphamale

You don't understand the constitution, obviously. Your right end where mine begin. You cannot "assemble" in a place that blocks my path to work.

Yes they can. Sidewalks are public. I have as much of a right to be there as you do.