>tfw it's illegal to distribute "bomb making info" in Commifornia
cnet.com
Welp, so much for freedom of speech. I suppose Dianne Feinstein did this.
Tfw it's illegal to distribute "bomb making info" in Commifornia
Eli Jones
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Julian Gonzalez
you cant yell movie in a crowded fire house, either
Julian Murphy
>2002
A little late, but I was not aware of this, Thanks for the info user
Jacob Jenkins
Connor Barnes
Good thing I don’t live in Cali
David Brown
Dianne Feinstein did infact do this. She's legitimately a person I would take the time out to go shit on her grave once she eventually dies.
Evan Cook
pretty sure the ATF tried to claim something simmilar but was butfucked by the supreme court
Jayden Ortiz
Decent people are fleeing this shithole as fast as fucking dregs are coming in. Hope the disintegration happens in my lifetime.
Alexander King
>"The most stringent protection of free speech would not protect a man in falsely shouting movie in a fire house and causing a panic."
Oliver Fisher
Cali.. hah
Lucas Evans
Did OP really just link a news article from 2002?
Leo Powell
The 1st and 2nd amendments are only to protect hunting
Joseph Moore
I HAVE to have my rights to cuss at bears and write bad articles about ducks.
Aiden Perry
I'd be more worried about California making it law 5 days ago that if you use more than 55 gallons of water a day you get fined $1000.
Noah Gomez
Makes me wonder how illegal this is in the USSC.
Ian Bailey
>tfw it's illegal to distribute "bomb making info" in Commifornia
user, I don’t know how to break this to you gently, so I won’t. Feinstein is a US Senator. That law is nationwide.
Evan Moore
Read the article. It’s a Federal law.
Leo Sullivan
Saw this coming tbqh
Joshua Flores
Yes, and erroneously claimed it was about a state law instead of a Federal law. OP probably just got out of the joint and has a lot of indignation and outrage to catch up on.
Christopher Morales
>you got a tax stamp for those italics?
Hunter Jones
>The provision prohibits teaching or demonstrating how to make explosives with the "intent" that the information will be used to commit a federal crime.
as long as no one commits a felony with the info its fine
Carter Hill
Canvasbacks are overrated as table fare, and that's a good thing!
Joshua Rogers
>Information is illegal
>protect the chillinz from intellectual pornography
Oh shit, knowledge is bad and illegal. Someone better call the Fire Department.
Jordan Roberts
popehat.com
Just stop, right there.
That quote comes from a case involving the illegality of endorsing/enabling or otherwise encouraging draft dodging during a declared state of war.
STOP TRYING TO JUSTIFY CENSORSHIP WITH IT. THOSE LAWS AND ANYTHING LIKE THEM ARE SHITTY JURISPRIDENCE.
They have since been replaced by the clear and present danger test.