Westboro church pickets Oklahoma children funerals

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You would think one of these "shooters" (Virginia Tech, whatever..) would put their moment to use and kill some people who actually deserve it.
 
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MG1968 said:
how about the mourners' rights to peaceably assemble?

the keyword there being "peaceful", no one should have to bury their son or daughter with a babbling gaggle of religious zealots in the background.
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they are assembling peacefully aren't they? I believe it's written that the people assembling are peaceful and not that their surroundings have to be

MontereyVol said:
You don't think it is a right to bury your son in peace?
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personally I do but where is that written?
 
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utvolpj said:
they are assembling peacefully aren't they? I believe it's written that the people assembling are peaceful and not that their surroundings have to be



personally I do but where is that written?
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Not written I was just asking, since I know you are arguing the stance of the Westboro members I wondered why you don't think the People burying their child also have rights.
 
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MontereyVol said:
Not written I was just asking, since I know you are arguing the stance of the Westboro members I wondered why you don't think the People burying their child also have rights.
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I'm not arguing for them but for their rights in this country. Again, what rights are the people at the funeral losing?
 
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Coach Grizz said:
I disagree, they need it!! Like my mama always say, "a good a$$ woopin' never hurt nobody"
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Or stay out of jail by finding out where these guys are staying the night before and surrounding their car in protest so they cant leave.
 
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Idiots like them, that take their rights granted to them by this great country, just to use them to torment the people who died to protect those rights, dont deserve to live in this country.

Send their asses to North Korea, Cuba, or one of the many totalitarian regimes in this world and let them see what freedom really means.

****'em
 
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"The right to freedom of assembly can include the right to protest. No human rights instrument or national constitution grants the absolute right to protest"
 
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Coach Grizz said:
It's a damn shame that I would get penalized
for something that everybody on gods green earth knows that it needs to be done!!
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no it's not. If you're stupid enough to beat someone down then you deserve the penalties
 
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CountVolcula said:
"The right to freedom of assembly can include the right to protest. No human rights instrument or national constitution grants the absolute right to protest"
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what's the difference between an assembly and a protest?
 
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utvolpj said:
what's the difference between an assembly and a protest?
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If there is a right that is a "human right" that superceds written law I'd dare say being able to bury a loved one without others trampling the Constitution in the process.
 
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utvolpj said:
and where is that right stated anywhere in the laws of this country? I understand the sentiment but we can't just make up stuff as we see fit
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Since you are using the right to protest argument then I could use the freedom of religion argument and state that it is impeding on the rights of the deceased to be buried in their own faith.
 
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There are several states that have funeral protest laws.

These people follow the law and yet they are still scum.
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tigervol9802 said:
If there is a right that is a "human right" that superceds written law I'd dare say being able to bury a loved one without others trampling the Constitution in the process.
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you didn't answer the question but anyway

where are these "human rights" that you want to claim stated? Are they the same for every human? Can anyone add their own "human rights" to the list?
 
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MontereyVol said:
Since you are using the right to protest argument then I could use the freedom of religion argument and state that it is impeding on the rights of the deceased to be buried in their own faith.
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how would that work? I don't remember the bible saying funerals had to be peaceful. In fact funerals in many places are more like a celebration
 
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utvolpj said:
how would that work? I don't remember the bible saying funerals had to be peaceful. In fact funerals in many places are more like a celebration
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Who said my religion involves the bible? Maybe my religion says absolute silence must be held in the moment of my burial.
 
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utvolpj said:
you didn't answer the question but anyway

where are these "human rights" that you want to claim stated? Are they the same for every human? Can anyone add their own "human rights" to the list?
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Assembly and protest - probably litte difference if any.

Nevermind, be a douchbag, it's constitutional.
 
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utvolpj said:
and no one is disagreeing with that
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Oh, I know. Just saying that some times people can absolutely follow the law and be scum and idiots.

And that sometimes there are those that don't, and aren't.
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