Mornin Anons
How's Mormon Censorship Research these days?
The Natural reaction to Censorship is More "Intolerable" speech.
Mirrored to the Utah Data Center run by The Mormon in the NSA.
Notice the Pediment?
It's a Pyramid Scam
Tax you to protect you from Data Theft.
Steal your Data
Tax you to protect you from Data Theft.
Steal your Data
Tax you to protect you from Data Theft.
Steal your Data
Drug Testing is a great con
The labs make $$$
The Numbers are Arbitrary
The reasoning is "The Insurance Guy Said"
Fear, fear, fear.
BREAKING: A New Doomsday Mormon "I'm God's Chosen One"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eOlaZR9GEo
The Money Worshipping Mormon's manifesto begins with, "The fear of God is about to sweep the Earth. Today the financial markets will begin their collapse. The Lord has sent ME this sign in order to get YOUR attention."
Money money money, money;
Money!
>discredit the board
Anon doesn't think the board could be any more discredited than it already it.
Jim's message from a while back told anons the board was comp'd.
"The Board is Enemy Territory"
>Hot Poker preferably
Matthew 18:9
New International Version
9 And if your eye causes you to stumble, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to enter life with one eye than to have two eyes and be thrown into the fire of hell.
"You might say something, that will trigger a fundie, so you need to be violently silenced, to prevent violence, because Censorship pays the bills for the Censors."
Everything you wrote sounds exactly like how Animal Control and the Public Health/Vet Cervix operates to capture, inject, sicken, and imprison animals and keep them on repeat business for routine killshot injections… because the morons "care SO MUCH" but aren't allowed to use Critical Thinking.
Can't find that in the 10th Amendment.
Amendment X
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/tenth_amendment
The Librarians at NARA exist to keep people from handling the secret papers, not to protect constitutional freedoms.
Bunch of fucking Mormon Clowns
>"You Can't Always Get What You Want"
But, Hey, it's still a Free Country.
Just don't wrong-think.
MSM = Mormon State Media
Their crises of faith are reflect in the Wall Street Journal.
It's the Mormons.
Now think I, Pet Goat II.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65xLByzT1l0
Just consider the source and think mirror.
Most of the people you know follow the doctrine and covenants of the Sun God…
…"HELIOfant"…
Look closely at the tiffany stained glass (it's a Sun) in the Dome above the Holy of Holies in the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, UTAH.
Bet they have secret meetings of the Hall Monitor Society? With the (P)rincipal?
"I'm tired of those niggers letting their pants sag. Exposed underwear in public offends MY WIFE, so, it's now BANNED"
Hey Jim
What agency are you reporting all the "Child Porn" to so Anons can FOIA the records and see all of the "pedofiles" that were arrested for posting "Child Porn" on YOUR servers.
Where in the Constitution do you find any authority use UNCONSTITUTIONAL "Content-Based" restrictions on FREE SPEECH?
Where is the AUTHORITY to silence another?
Show anon SAUCE of YOUR DUTY to DELETE Free Speech?
FREE SPEECH
Yes, You Can Yell 'Fire' in a Crowded Theater
On Tuesday, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito repeated the common myth that "shouting 'fire' in a crowded theater" is unprotected speech.
EMMA CAMP | 10.27.2022 2:57 PM
Though it is a popular misconception, it's perfectly legal to yell "fire" in a crowded theatre. However, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito hasn't seemed to have gotten the message.
Despite sitting on the highest court in the land, directly deciding what is—and isn't—protected by the First Amendment, Alito delivered repeated on Tuesday a common constitutional myth. Whether the remark reveals a deep-seated misconception about First Amendment jurisprudence or was simply a momentary slip-up is unclear.
It is what lawyers call dictum, a justice's ancillary opinion that doesn't directly involve the facts of the case and has no binding authority." The phrase, though an oft-repeated axiom in debates about the First Amendment, is simply not the law of the land now, nor has it ever been—something made all the more apparent when Schenk v. United States was largely overturned in 1969 by Brandenburg v. Ohio.
"Anyone who says 'you can't shout fire! in a crowded theatre' is showing that they don't know much about the principles of free speech, or free speech law—or history," Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression President Greg Lukianoff wrote in 2021. "This old canard, a favorite reference of censorship apologists, needs to be retired. It's repeatedly and inappropriately used to justify speech limitations."
While Alito's mistake is a common one, it is particularly frustrating because, as a Supreme Court Justice, he should know better. The popularity of this myth poses real threats to free speech. "You can't yell 'fire' in a crowded theatre," is often invoked to justify unconstitutional restrictions on speech and to overstate restrictions to the First Amendment. When this myth is adopted by a Supreme Court Justice—no less, the lone dissenter in two recent 8–1 First Amendment cases—it spells danger for our broader cultural understanding of free speech, as well as the values held by those in power.
https://reason.com/2022/10/27/yes-you-can-yell-fire-in-a-crowded-theater/
Yes, then, anon will FOIA FBI for 8Kun BV's reports about anons free speech "violations".
The sisters and the hunter
In Greek mythology, the Pleiades were the seven daughters of the Titan Atlas. He was forced to hold up the sky for eternity, and was therefore unable to protect his daughters. To save the sisters from being raped by the hunter Orion, Zeus transformed them into stars. But the story says one sister fell in love with a mortal and went into hiding, which is why we only see six stars.
A similar story is found among Aboriginal groups across Australia. In many Australian Aboriginal cultures, the Pleiades are a group of young girls, and are often associated with sacred women’s ceremonies and stories. The Pleiades are also important as an element of Aboriginal calendars and astronomy, and for several groups their first rising at dawn marks the start of winter.
https://theconversation.com/the-worlds-oldest-story-astronomers-say-global-myths-about-seven-sisters-stars-may-reach-back-100-000-years-151568
So, we're still having this war?
"Why ain't they protectin them kids?"
''Cause they too busy doing everything else Mother-Sister-Wife demands. "
If ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a jolly good Christmas.
Looks like the Isthmus of Panama