ban.the.electoral.college said:
Everyone knows there are consequences for the example stated above. The person has the right to yell fire. It is not illegal. It may however be inappropriate when you are watching a movie. If you do this, you know a) someone might kick your ass OR b) you'll probably be kicked out of the theater
Uh......Yes, there are laws against yelling fire in a crowded theater, it's called the "clear and present danger" standard and was upheld by the Supreme Court of the U.S. as legitimate restriction on free speech. The incorrect streak continues. Tsk,Tsk.
That's a local matter to be resolved by the policy of that particular business.
No, it's a legal matter to be solved by the authorities, public endangerment, try again.
However, If you are saying that government legislation should be passed to try and limit the dumb a s s effect, then you would be leaning way to close toward the nazi end of the spectrum.
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Swing and a miss, when stupid speech proves to be an tangible and practically assured threat to public safety the government both has a right and responsibility to put an end to it.