· Updated January 16, 2025 12:04 AM · 4 min read read
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The First Amendment protects those with whom we disagree. Most people have no problem allowing speech with which they agree. But ask them if they are comfortable allowing the Nazis to parade through Skokie, Illinois, or an opponent of the Vietnam War wear a jacket with "F*ck the Draft" printed on it in a courthouse, or letting Ann Coulter speak at University of California at Berkeley, and you likely find many who think such speech should not be allowed.
Legally, however, the First Amendment pro
The First Amendment protects those with whom we disagree. Most people have no problem allowing speech with which they agree. But ask them if they are comfortable allowing the Nazis to parade through Skokie, Illinois, or an opponent of the Vietnam War wear a jacket with "F*ck the Draft" printed on it in a courthouse, or letting Ann Coulter speak at University of California at Berkeley, and you likely find many who think such speech should not be allowed.
Legally, however, the First Amendment pro…