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by jjtheblunt
4018 days ago
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Does the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution not "guarantee" to individual citizens freedom of speech and freedom of press, so that individuals (not collections of them such as states) can say "confederate flag" and display the confederate flag as much as they want? I mean, if they are doing so to be hateful, they can do that, and, in doing so, they declare themselves unsavory, to say the least. |
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Freedom from the government curtailing their speech, not freedom from other parties doing so. So, in this case: no.