>>24126194 (lb)

Yeah, you can say whatever you want, anyone can do that anyways.

But if you say something that conflicts with Amendment 3 (treason), you get a trial by Congress to decide your punishment.

>>24126209

I'm not even American and I'm teaching you your own constitution. Technically I'm committing treason against my own country because I'm aiding the enemy, but you're also technically an ally.

What a shitshow situation.

>>24126218

You don't get it. You are free to say whatever you want, even if it is treasonous. But if what you said was treasonous, you get tried by Congress for your punishment. Could be death penalty, could be nothing.

>>24126218

Speaking the truth can lead to war, and aid and comfort the enemy. There isn't just a truth or a lie, you can also just say nothing (neutron).

>>24126221

>Government has ZERO authority to criminalize your right.

Amendment 3, article 3…

>>24126228

>Read the first amendment

You read the 3rd amendment, article 3

>18 USC 241 and 242

That's not in the constitution, so you should look up The Espionage Act of 1917.

>You can also exersize your RIGHT

Yeah, you're not being punished for speaking freely, you're being punished for treason.

>>24126240

>What part of government has ZERO authority to abridge your freedom of speech do you not understand?

The founding fathers wanted a limited government, not no government at all...

>>24126234

No, the tenth amendment protects police powers with probable cause. If someone is clearly trying to run a police officer over, well, no explanation required.

If you were just born out of the womb and a police officer arrests the newborn, that is not probable cause, that's kidnapping.

>>24126255

Yes, the government does have that authority, It is not criminal immediately, but based on how the trial goes with congress.