R. Robot

@mikewmerritt @alicrook@sfba.social @Popehat
Exactly. First Amendment precedent is rarely about expression that is broadly accepted, but most of the cases Jehovah's Witnesses were involved in were relatively tame. A lot of them were restrictions on how they could communicate their beliefs.

mtsu.edu/first-amendment/encyc

December 18, 2022, 11:22 pm 0 boosts 1 favorites

@Roberto_the_robot @alicrook@sfba.social @Popehat Yup. They may have originated in self-interest of a religious group but they all help non-religious people too.

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