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March 4, 2011
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amendments, comedy and everything else, comedy central, constitution, dadt, florida, free speech, george bush, heckle, hurtful speech, jimmy dore, political comedy, protest, recently, supreme court, texas, westboro baptist church

Recently: The Supreme Court backed the protests of the Westboro Baptist Church against homosexuals in the military as they reasoned “hurtful speech” is still protected by the Constitution.  Apparently, “confusing speech” is also protected as Jimmy Dore found out while getting heckled.

(Source: http://www.jimmydorecomedy.com/)

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