QuoteUm, the Constitution guarantees our right to free speech. Last time I checked there was no right to free baking.
Originally posted by: daisybasket
The new "rules" have made Fremont lame, but also agree it was a little out of control. But basically the same few people with karaoke machines are in the circles and a few not fun others. The randomness of the "art" when people were just gathering, but now it is just a random misplaced person with a bad product.
Can only assume the "free speechers" can do whatever they want while people "earning a living" if that is also what we want to call it have to do what they are told or get fined. We really live in a backwards world these days. Try to follow rules and you are punished. Just be a crazy person trying to tell other people how to live and you have rights. Just try to own a bakery and serve your customers and you will be out out of business and harassed. Please, stop this nonsense and vote to send Washington packing. I've had enough. I seriously don't think this is America.
QuoteOf course not. There are ordinances that regulate that in EVERY city. Please stop being stupid.
Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
So once again Forkie, I can show up your sidewalk with a megaphone and blast 24/7?
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Originally posted by: orchid
I now avoid Freemont. Just too disgusting!!!!
QuoteOur first amendment freedoms are guaranteed in the 'Public Square'. Even though it's private property, Fremont Street has been ruled a Public Forum by the courts on several occasions. Forkush's basement has no such Public Forum designation by the US Court of Appeals. That's why.
Originally posted by: IndyBoilerman
Why should speech only be limited in front of your basement, but not on Fremont?
