You can shout "Fire" in a theater. There is no such prohibition anywhere. Especially if there is a fire. What you can't do, which doesn't fall into 1st Amendment arena, is causing panic without cause.
Congratulations, here's your medal for pedantic dickweedery. The example of shouting "Fire!" in a theater has always had the implicit assumption that there isn't really a fire. Everyone (except you, apparently) knows that, which is why nobody bothers saying it every time they bring up the example.
Notice how you didn't say the People were in charge?
You mean Communism?
The first amendment doesn't protect pyramid schemes, or robbing liquor stores.
Or, more to the point, bribery of public officials.
He squints at me, looks me up and down for a long while, then says: "For you........ I give to you seven hundred and fifty swabs for two pieces of silver only.
And that's cutting me own throat.
The department of education and various retardations like implicit and systemic bias being enshrined in the education system in the 90's are the two ways in which our education system was dumped in the shitter. When you refuse to suspend or expel the students who constantly disrupt class and intimidate other students and make fun of them for wanting to learn, the learning by students goes waaaayyyy down. Then of course there was, and in some districts still is the complete idiocy the composes common core math and whole word learning, which has utterly tanked reading and math ability with second order effects impacting everything else.
In this case, a bunch of postal workers are going to get a serious side hustle.
Man, you must be fun at parties...
If any of us were fun at parties, we wouldn't be on Slashdot.
That laptop screen has got to be less than a foot from his eyes given where the heating pattern is. How does he even type?
"Old age and treachery will beat youth and skill every time." -- a coffee cup
