‘Exactly How Free Speech Dies’: Legal Action over Celebration of Charlie Kirk Murder at Coffee Shop Comes to Steaming Conclusion

‘Exactly how free speech dies’: Legal action over celebration of Charlie Kirk murder at coffee shop comes to steaming conclusion

Source link The legal team at the American Center for Law and Justice is reporting a win in a fight over an opinion expressed by a coffee shop patron, but also has issued a warning. The fight was over the perception by the patron of what was going when, shortly after the assassination of TPUSA

‘Exactly how free speech dies’: Legal action over celebration of Charlie Kirk murder at coffee shop comes to steaming conclusion * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh

'Another customer wearing a blood-spattered shirt reading 'Problem Solved,' and an employee's reaction to it. On Facebook, he said what he saw, and he said…

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