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**cl004** · 04-04-2011, 02:11 PM

Depends on who sits on the bench.

Sure, but even the more liberal Justices take a mostly Libertarian view of free speech.

Think of it like this. If campaign donations, funeral protests, and flag burnings are free speech, I don't see how Quran burnings wouldn't also be free speech.

Most of the current Justices have already ruled in favor of protecting the aforementioned forms of speech, so Quran burnings seem very likely to be protected as well.

04-04-2011, 02:11 PM	#10
cl004 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	Depends on who sits on the bench. Sure, but even the more liberal Justices take a mostly Libertarian view of free speech. Think of it like this. If campaign donations, funeral protests, and flag burnings are free speech, I don't see how Quran burnings wouldn't also be free speech. Most of the current Justices have already ruled in favor of protecting the aforementioned forms of speech, so Quran burnings seem very likely to be protected as well.
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