[Timpanagos1]

Is there a special provision in the bill to protect people who may be protesting for a worthwhile cause such as people at a Pro-Life Rally or Pro 2A Rally?

[jackibutterfly]

"Is there a special provision in the bill to protect people who may be protesting for a worthwhile cause such as people at a Pro-Life Rally or Pro 2A Rally?"

They wouldn't be in the middle of the road blocking traffic.

[Hot Tabasco]

Is there a special provision in the bill to protect people who may be protesting for a worthwhile cause such as people at a Pro-Life Rally or Pro 2A Rally?

I don't think it was addressed since such people don't obstruct traffic or harass citizens........

[Boogieman]

No, a distinction like that would make the law unconstitutional. Just don’t block the roadways, no matter how important you think your cause is.

[dp0622]

I dont they should be blocking the road either.

When have they done this?

Why all the semantic questions on here.

Go to a metaphysical website for those answers.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I hope not.

You are not suppose to be blocking the road.

[Fred Hayek]

I don’t think the pro-lifers or pro-2A people would be disruptive. Just think of all the trash left behind by all those Tea Party events.

[arthurus]

Such people don’t normally block roadways. Lefties do as SOP.

[szweig]

People at Pro-Life rallies and such tend to not interrupt traffic and break windows. No problem here.