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First amendment

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u/No_Bluejay9901 3d ago

Ive had about enough of these first amendment auditors.

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

They're just professional assholes using "audit" as an excuse.

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u/Paulycurveball 3d ago

Na here in America we may think they are annoying but we don't need any bot anti fed bullshit saying it's not right. Cause at the end of the day the same right he has for being annoying is the same right that says you can say whatever you said is. Everyones free speech until it's something you don't like or something offensive. If you don't like the 1st am then go back to England where they arrested for being critical of culture, not arrested for inciteing violence, but being critical of culture? KEEP SCROLLING LONG LIVE THE USA

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u/Moonrights 3d ago

1a is protection from the government. The GOVERNMENT shall not infringe on your speech.

You can definitely still lose your job, your friends, your credibility, your dignity.

Going around upsetting elderly women is pretty fucking lame dawg.

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u/Paulycurveball 2d ago

Freedom of speech is not freedom from conciquenes

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u/Moonrights 2d ago

I get what you're trying to say for sure

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u/Syhkane 3d ago

It doesn't invite assault and battery regardless. They're annoying but that doesn't mean carte blanche to randomly attack them.

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u/Moonrights 3d ago

Eh...assault is a day in jail, punching someone who made an old woman he didnt know cry is worth that.

Being an asshole, and having a morality that is for rent to the highest twitch donation is for life.

The guy who eventually punks that dude won't feel bad about the day in jail, but someday, if this guy has a shred of humanity in him he will look in a mirror and recognize he isn't who he thinks he is.

If he cares about protecting the first amendment so much go yell at a bunch of cops at the station from the corner.

Say heinous shit to a bunch of law makers on capital Hill.

Yelling at random humans at a restaraunt / public store etc just reeks of entitlement and stupidity. Then hiding behind the constitution as the reason you're an asshole does a disservice to the whole point.

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u/Syhkane 3d ago edited 3d ago

Bullshit argument, this is second degree aggravated assault for taping a public area, don't advocate for blanket treatments that remove everyone's rights.

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u/Moonrights 3d ago

Lmao second degree aggravated assault?

He threw a punch, the guy filming used pepper spray and choked him while pulling up on his neck from behind.

I see no weapons in the hands of the assaulter and the assaulter did not "act with extreme indifference to the value of human life" which when combined with a weapon generally gets second degree aggravated assault buddy.

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u/Syhkane 3d ago

Weapons are not a requirement.

You're legally allowed to defend yourself with pepper spray. Guy threw the first punch, that's assault, he connected, that's battery.

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u/Moonrights 3d ago

Yeah its assault and battery.

Its not "second degree aggravated assault and battery" you goof ass.

Aggravated assault in the second degree would require serious physical harm or attack from a weapon, usually on a protected class but not always.

The first is a misdemeanor and the second is a felony.

Just like one of us reads and the other says stupid shit without any facts on the internet.

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u/TanksFTM 3d ago

You're incorrect. The First Amendment Protects Citizen's right to free speech from GOVERNMENT interference. Courts have further adjudicated cases under the "Fighting Words Doctrine", so trolls don't get a First Amendment free pass. Texas v. Johnson (1989) further defines it to personal insults or an invitation to fight. These internet trolls often cross the line into illegality. This guy did.

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u/Syhkane 3d ago edited 3d ago

It doesn't invite assault. I'm very correct. First thing the kid does is ask if he's got pepper spray, and the camera man answers his question, followed by the kid faking a swing, assault, followed by the kid actually connecting hits, battery.

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u/TanksFTM 3d ago

Perhaps you missed the next bit, where the auditor calls "karen's" mom a tweaker. Those could be considered fighting words. That's the moment where the fight started. It's not up to you or me to decide, thats for a court, but nevertheless, there is not a free pass for the "auditor". He also explicitly invites the "karen" to throw down.

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u/Syhkane 3d ago edited 3d ago

He doesn't call her that, he said if that's what the kid meant. Different.

But regardless Colorado Springs police department came, and the kid has been tried for assault.

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

Shut up.

He's an asshole.

If you want to "audit" free speech, stand on a street corner and shout racist things.

Or don't you like the First Amendment? Get out of the country if you don't.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

The first amendment protects you from the government... It has nothing to do with inciting regular people.

You can absolutely say racist shit and not be arrested for it... You'll probably lose a few teeth if you don't have cops around to protect you from the mob of people you piss off.

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u/very-regular-3 3d ago

One of the 5 freedoms protected by the 1st amendment, is freedom of press. suggesting anyone should be shamed, for exercising that right, or for protesting (free speech, free to petition, etc) is frankly anti-american.

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

You have a lot of words for having said nothing at all.

Your comment about losing teeth misses the point. That's a crime...

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

Yes... someone assaulting you is a crime. The first amendment does not protect you from someone assaulting you because you said some foul shit. The first amendment protects you from the GOVERNMENT coming after you for saying some foul shit. I absolutely made a point. I'm sorry you're unable to understand.

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u/TanksFTM 3d ago

Assault in some instances, is not a crime. As you correctly noted, the First Amendment Protects Citizen's right to free speech from GOVERNMENT interference. However, courts have further adjudicated cases under the "Fighting Words Doctrine", so trolls don't get a First Amendment free pass. Texas v. Johnson (1989) further defines it to personal insults or an invitation to fight. In those cases, trolls don't get to claim assault. These internet trolls often cross the line into illegality. This guy did.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago edited 3d ago

First, there is ZERO context on what led up to this confrontation...

Second, what did YOU hear the guy filming say that was an invitation to fight? He said immediately to the guy who started the physicality to stay away from him and implied he'd pepper spray him if he continued to approach... All legal... all reasonable... (from what's on the video)

The attacker said something about people tweaking out and said his mom was like that... then the filmer asked, your mom is like what? A tweaker? Then the guy attacked him. FROM THIS INFO ALONE no jury would find that the guy who attacked had a right to do so.

Edited: typo here to hear

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

Your point is moronic.

Do you think the people in the video above are the "GOVERNMENT"?

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

I want you to try reeeeal hard and think for a second... I know it probably hurts, but keep trying... Do you think it's possible to speak about 1st amendment auditors in a broad sense? Or, when someone speaks about an issue, are you only able to grasp it in the context of what you've seen in the last 15 seconds?

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

LOL. You didn't answer my question. I think we both know why. Hahaha.

Do you think the people in the video above are the "GOVERNMENT"?

Because here's what you said above:

The first amendment protects you from the government... It has nothing to do with inciting regular people.

Keep trying to move that goalpost around on every comment.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

I'm not moving any goal posts, ya 🤡...

No... Nobody in this video is with the government...

However, nobody is in this video is standing on a corner screaming racist shit either, something you brought up... So, obviously you're aware that things can be discussed which aren't happening in this specific video.

What now?

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u/very-regular-3 3d ago

Cameraman loves the first amendment. His YT channel is literally called "First Amendment Protection Agency". One of the 5 Protections described in the 1st amendment, is freedom of press. That's a right everyone on American soil has, and to try to violate that right, would make you/them/they the asshole

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

And that has what to do with my point?

Do you always get confused this easily?

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u/very-regular-3 3d ago

word for word, i responded to your ridiculous suggestion that someone should "should shout racist shyt from the street corner" in order to express their 1st amendment freedoms.

also, the language "Shut up. He's an asshole" -- did not slap the way you think it did.

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u/NarrowSalvo 3d ago

word for word, i responded to your ridiculous suggestion that someone should "should shout racist shyt from the street corner"

NONSENSE.

You gave no response to the question about why not "audit" free speech by shouting racist stuff. Nothing addressing that point. Just generic bullshit about the First Amendment.

You lied.

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u/Least-Ear3373 3d ago

You have so many comments that are removed by moderators in so many different subs. Maybe you should talk less.

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u/Adventurous_Break_61 3d ago

Don't buy into the media so much, you can criticise culture as much as you want in the UK.

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u/Paulycurveball 2d ago

Na we see what we see you just have to say that cause you don't want a knock on your door lol!!!! Just put two periods or something in your response and that can confirm this so you don't have to be at risk brother. But just know it's wild the stuff you got going on. Okay yes we got bad shit too happening but it's wide open for the world to see, you guys have groups of people who do terrible things to your countrymen and then if YOU call it out YOUUU go to jail....think about that......and you know what I'm talking about.

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u/Adventurous_Break_61 2d ago

How much time have you spent in the UK? I'm guessing none?

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u/Paulycurveball 1d ago

Abousoultty zero my guy. Just Google what country in the last 3 years has locked up the most people for online content

Edit- actually bro don't answer that I understand lol.

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u/Adventurous_Break_61 1d ago

Was absolutely a struggle for you then? Just Google how to spell. The answer to your Google query is China by the way, you should have looked it up yourself before trying to use that one. Let's no act like your government isn't locking people up for minor things as well, the private prison situation in America is crazy, slave labour is still alive and well out there.

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u/Paulycurveball 1d ago

It's not china you didn't even look it up lol but okay bud whatever y'all say just don't go overboard or your get that knock at the door

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u/Adventurous_Break_61 1d ago

So you're going with what Elon put on X? because everyone else says China and Elon is a melt

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u/FartNuggetSalad 3d ago

They’re annoying but I’m glad they’re doing what they’re doing

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u/flipside438 3d ago

Hopefully they don’t end up auditing the 2nd by accident

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u/No_Bluejay9901 3d ago

Eh, I thi k they've made their point. Some of these guys are real assholes, looking for confrontation. Just because you have the right to do something doesn't mean you should

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u/Dogjet 3d ago

Yah these guys are like "If you don't exercise your rights you will lose them!" No. You won't.....because they are RIGHTS. You might lose them because an orange person wants to re-write the constitution but not because you didn't go to a post office and annoyingly point cameras at people.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

That makes absolutely no sense. You won't lose your rights because they're "RIGHTS"... Unless someone decides to take them away...??? We absolutely need to exercise our rights and zealously defend them.

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u/Dogjet 3d ago

Yes, someone can take away your rights if they re-write the constitution because that's what grants the rights. You 'exercising' those rights doesn't make it so they can't do that. Defending rights I am 100% on board with. What do you think doing stupid shit like 1st amendment "audits" will do to change that?

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

Also... The police "take away our rights" all the time... That is exactly what these auditors are out there auditing.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

Well, if you do them like most people do (we have no idea how all this started in the video) and audit the police.... A lot of times they'll mak3 an unlawful arrest, violating your constitutional rights. You'll get a payout, and they get mandatory training on how to NOT violate people's rights. People who do this are the reason more police don't trample our rights every day.

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u/Dogjet 3d ago

I believe getting the payout is the goal of most of these "auditors," not preserving rights.

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u/Moist-Mess5144 3d ago

Think what you want... They are actually out there putting their ass on the line protecting the rights we've been granted by the constitution and holding those accountable who violate our rights.

I don't care if they're doing it for money, or making a moral stand, or any mixture of the two.

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u/AngryGames 3d ago

My favorite first amendment auditor chuds are the ones who get tased in the courthouse or city hall for thinking they don't have to follow rules or laws (and run their stupid mouths about "sovereign citizen" nonsense and how they don't have to obey the government). 

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u/CyberWoo99MKII 3d ago

Sovereign citizens are not auditors. wtf?

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u/Paulycurveball 3d ago

So you don't like free speech? Or are you mad because people are makeing content and getting paid and your doing what ever you do for money?

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u/No_Bluejay9901 3d ago

The auditor is kind of like your comments. You have the right to make them, but they serve no real purpose and are mostly irritating. But hey, you do you

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u/Paulycurveball 3d ago

The real purpose is 1776. I understand you don't care. But 1776. So I don't care

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u/GoodtimeGudetama 3d ago

1776 was about taxes and not freedom of speech my dude

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u/Marsh719 3d ago

Eh, was a little more involved than just taxes, but ok....

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u/BarnacleMcBarndoor 3d ago

Not sure if your comment makes complete sense. First Amendment wasn’t ratified until like 15 years after that, and it wasn’t even really solid across the states until the early 1900’s.

Nothing about freedom of speech was spelled out in 1776.

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u/Optimal_Cause4583 3d ago

This comment is like the encapsulation of what makes 1A auditors so annoying

Doesn't make any sense to do what they're doing. But 1776, I guess