bbgun;2500677 said:
You do not have a Constitutional right to harass someone.
But you do have a constitutional right to express your opinion in a public place as long as you're not threatening anybody.
I do not have the right to stand in a public street outside of your home or workplace, shouting at the top of my lungs and disprupting your home life or livelihood. If you think I do, then kindly disclose where you live or work and we'll test your tolerance levels.
As a matter of fact, YOU DO if my livelyhood involves something you don't agree with. If that wasn't the fact, nobody would be able to protest in front of the White House.
And I live in Miami, FL. As soon as you get here, PM me and I'll personally pick you up and drop you off in front of my home.
I'll also be pulling out my lawn chair, with a cooler full of diet cokes ( sorry, I don't drink ) and a camera so I can enjoy the show. I won't interrupt you, but I'd be begging your pardon in advance if I roll over and sprain something from laughing so hard.
I'll even invite the neighbors so they can have a couple of laughs.
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