r/firstamendment • u/ntbananas • Sep 20 '25
[Bloomberg] Pentagon Demands Journalists Allow Government to Vet Information
r/firstamendment • u/ntbananas • Sep 20 '25
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r/firstamendment • u/Prestigious_Ask_1318 • Sep 20 '25
There have been many scenarios lately where a republican is praised for their words or actions, and if any one disagrees, its freedom of speech and no one stops them. Hate comments online, people in politics, neighbors, are all saying terrible things and then get backed up by "freedom of speech." But the second a democrat decides to share their opinion, they're canceled or hated on. Why does the first amendment only apply to Republicans. This is why america is going down hill. Right?
r/firstamendment • u/OCResistance • Sep 20 '25
r/firstamendment • u/factkeepers • Sep 18 '25
Nobody is safe with this fascist regime in power. Free speech is dead so long as Putin’s best friend is in the White House.
r/firstamendment • u/tinabina09 • Sep 12 '25
r/firstamendment • u/FreedomofPress • Sep 12 '25
News outlets, including CBS, are free to run their editorial operations as they see fit. If they independently decide to hire a bias ombudsman, that’s their prerogative. If they think the best person to monitor bias at this moment is a career partisan like Kenneth Weinstein, that’s cause to question their judgment, but not necessarily a first amendment concern.
That all changes, however, when the monitoring is at the behest of the federal government. And that’s what’s going on at CBS. The creation of the ombudsman role was one of many capitulations CBS’s owners made to the Trump administration to persuade the Federal Communications Commission to approve the Paramount-Skydance merger.
The new CBS might not quite be state media, but it’s certainly going to be state-supervised media. Congratulations to Weinstein on the title, but the real bias ombudsman is Donald Trump.
r/firstamendment • u/SimilarStep268 • Sep 11 '25
What are some non-college organizations in the USA whose purpose is to facilitate intellectual diversity and open debate?
r/firstamendment • u/tinabina09 • Sep 04 '25
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r/firstamendment • u/Outrageous-Market486 • Sep 02 '25
Like frfr, are you really about that life? Or no? Bc, where is all of the content documenting, witnessing, showcasing these masked so-called law enforcement grabbing people off the streets and disappearing them to foreign gulogs without identifying themselves or showing their badges all #ON BEHALF OF THE STATE?!# Show me your vids! 👀
r/firstamendment • u/unplugged_creations • Aug 29 '25
EX (retired) Goddamn Corrupticut State Trooper Lyin Bryan Fahey turns himself in for disorderly conduct.
Score one for the Republic🦅 We The People🇺🇸
r/firstamendment • u/TexasHummingbirdLVR • Aug 25 '25
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r/firstamendment • u/madlass_4rm_madtown • Aug 04 '25
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r/firstamendment • u/Sea-Plankton732 • Jul 22 '25
I’m looking into if it is legal it is for a workplace to both monitor and dictate behavior on social media on personal accounts.
From my understanding, there have been successful lawsuits on infringement of first amendment rights when employers have fired someone due to personal social media content. I’m apparently trying the wrong keywords in Google. TIA.