Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Book bans, boomers u0026 censorship – Nick Gillespie | Spectator TV" video.

  1. First Clause of the Bill of Rights. Public schools, public libraries are different when it comes to the "establishment of religion". When it comes to alphabet "literature" we're must consider age appropriate sexual content. If you don't agree there is such a thing as "age appropriate", that would be the basis for discussion and a democratic vote.
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  2. 14:00 RFK Jr. was correct about the many court decisions related to Lloyd Corp v. Tanner which led to the Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Robins (1980) You did not read enough about the history and modifications of the laws, and how State constitutions can affect how Free Speech rights are applied. When a mall effectively has "public streets and sidewalks", those areas are considered "free speech" zones, just as the "information superhighway" should be a free speech zone.
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  3.  @foxtrotjulietbravo5536  The SCOTUS dissenting argument was that for all intent and purpose it acted as a public sidewalk or road and there was no other access, argument goes back to "company town" when unions attempted to picket on those company owned streets. Pruneyard case in 1980 added to the discussion, same one we're having about "access to the electronic public square" something I've been interested in since the founding first cases made by EFF. PruneYard Shopping Center v. Robins (1980) Case added to jurisprudence addressing free speech on private property The underlying California Supreme Court case continued the development of the body of law addressing free speech on privately owned property that was begun by the United States Supreme Court in Marsh v. Alabama (1946), Lloyd Corporation Ltd. v. Tanner (1972), and Amalgamated Food Employees Union Local 590 v. Logan Valley Plaza (1968). In Marsh, the Court ruled that protesters in a company-owned town could not be criminally charged with trespass, whereas in Lloyd and Logan the Court respectively extended and then retracted First Amendment protection to political speech conducted in privately owned shopping malls. Not settled law. RFK Jr. would have done better to cite Pruneyard not Logan. He's made those mistakes before, caught him on one about Mickey Cohen and the Friar's Club, which Mickey had nothing to do with.
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