ACLU Defends Anti-Biden Signs | Bill O'Reilly

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The ACLU is defending a woman pro-bono over her "obscene" anti-Biden signs, Bill O'Reilly reports.

However, Bill believes the matter is best left to local authorities.
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Big difference between threatening and obscene Bill

jillybean
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Bill is just going more to the left every week.

jamesfullwood
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People can burn the flag, but not express their opinions politely.

henrysara
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Oh please, Bill. Legislating what is obscene would mean half the displays in museums would have to be removed. Obviously that would include tee shirts with obscenities on them. After all, children see those, Bill. O'Reilly really blew this One.

FREEDOM-qbdb
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Public obscenity is also free speech. Either you believe in freedom or you don't.

jluepke
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That's where I disagree with you Bill the first amendment should not be superseded by local towns and municipalities if you have a sign that is obscene that local town or municipality can sit and spin for all I care because I am getting tired of being censored by goody-two-shoes busybodies.

djmars
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Sorry Bill you are WRONG!!! The 1st needs to be defended as much as the 2nd.

wetwriterrr
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its not public obscenity's, its public TRUTH!

BendingUnit
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Idk, this is touchy... is free speech only free speech when everyone is in agreement??? I'm not condoning it but she does have the RIGHT...

YouYou-iuwo
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I completely disagree. Who will decide what is “obscene, ” Bill? A majority of voters. Today, it’s the F word. Tomorrow, it could be anything. Slippery slope here.

zachtaylor
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It's a First Amendment issue, Bill, not a 'local' one, whatever you mean by that.

bertg.
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I thought you were one of the good smh

billyray
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Feeling DO NOT supersede Constitutional Rights Mr. Bill! Perhaps you should re- read the Bill of Rights and the Constitution.

ggriff
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There is such a thing as GOOING TO FAR and
that's just too FAR...

raymullen
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Love your commentary Bill but you're simply wrong. You're creating a slippery slope. This is coming from someone who would never display these signs.

xcherokee
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"We'll do it live, fvck it"

dragonfly
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A town ordinance does not override the constitution and the first amendment. Perhaps very unpopular things are said and very foul language is used, if you can’t take it, you have no understanding of the first amendment. I don’t want it in my neighborhood but I’m not gonna do anything to stop it. You either have a constitutional right or you don’t

yt
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I agree with Bill. We don’t want public obscenity

chrisfranco
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As one who often uses such 'enhancers' in my own verbal displays. No on ordinances, or any one ruling over what you can say.. BUT bear in mind that these people want to destroy the souls. Excercise your right, but no need to be just as obscene as the left are.

thismayoistoospicy
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What is the criteria for "obscene"? Who decides it and with what unintended consequences for pursuing a crusade against obscenity?

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