re: #378 Wendya

You seem to be under the mistaken impression you can do and say anything you wish as long as you are standing on your property. I am pointing out that you don’t have a “right” to cause a public disturbance on your property.

The constitution is not nearly as broad as you wish it to be.

Wow. Just wow. The fact that there are probably a sizable number of people in this country that share your attitude is absolutely chilling to me.

Read the sentence you just wrote. Public disturbance on your own property is an oxymoron. When standing on your own property, by definition you are not in public. If the Constitution doesn’t apply to you on your own land and in your own home, where the fuck does it apply?