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FastLane

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Which JPP Leftists here would go on record with saying Lemon was legally OK going into a church during a service and interrupting worship? Did he have the right to be there as a reporter?
 
FastLane said:
Which JPP Leftists here would go on record with saying Lemon was legally OK going into a church during a service and interrupting worship? Did he have the right to be there as a reporter?
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Lemon's entire presence should have been ignored by every republican and politician. They gave him some sort of relevance. Big mistake.
 
Now Lemon is making the liberal media circuit. They all sympathize with him. He wore a mustard colored suit on Jimmy Kimmel he will be wearing an orange colored suit soon.
 
Nordberg said:
Yes, reporters often go into churches for stories. I have seen many reverends talking to reporters in church. This is not new or unusual.
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They do not embed themselves into a criminal group, giggling about how they are ready to go but he won't tell you where because that might ruin it, ready to invade and trespass on private property (churches are not public property), hold hostage a group of people, scream at them while they are in services, and not allow them to leave...

That is not something that reporters do any time, let alone "often"... His first amendment right does not trump their first amendment right.
 
FastLane said:
Which JPP Leftists here would go on record with saying Lemon was legally OK going into a church during a service and interrupting worship? Did he have the right to be there as a reporter?
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I do not know the specifics of this case but reporters have the right to go EVERYWHERE a crime is being done and they want to report on outside a closed crime scene and a few other exceptions.

A church is NEVER one.
 
QP! said:
I do not know the specifics of this case but reporters have the right to go EVERYWHERE a crime is being done and they want to report on outside a closed crime scene and a few other exceptions.

A church is NEVER one.
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There was no crime happening at the church service. Can reporters enter my home if a crime is being committed inside?
 
Yakuda said:
They interrupted a service you dimwitted twit. That's a violation of the FACE Act
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The protesters did you simpleton.

If a gun man walked in and shot people and a reporter saw him heading in with a gun and followed him to report the reporter did not also shoot people simply because he was there too.


Be less stupid.
 
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QP! said:
I do not know the specifics of this case but reporters have the right to go EVERYWHERE a crime is being done and they want to report on outside a closed crime scene and a few other exceptions.

A church is NEVER one.
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They do not have a right to break the law or to go "everywhere" simply because a crime is being committed. He does not have a duty to report, but that does not give him carte blanche to assist and participate in false imprisonment, criminal trespass, threatening a service at a house of worship denying others their first amendment rights.
 
QP! said:
The protectors did you simpleton.

If a gun man walked in and shot people and a reporter saw him heading in with a gun and followed him to report the reporter did not also shoot people simply because he was there too.


Be less stupid.
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Protestors? They had no right to do so and lemon puff was in on it.

Be less retarded. Oh wait you cant.
 
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