[DallasBiff]

Well Jeffrey, Jamaal Bowman didn't shout fire, he actually pulled the fire alarm, libs are delusional.

I know this article is from almost two years ago, but Mr./Ms. Kosseff will be defending Jammaal Bowman for his actions.

[JimRed]

...he sharply criticized people who intentionally spread misinformation about the vaccine’s safety. “Isn’t this like yelling fire in a crowded theater?” he asked. “Are you really allowed to do that without some consequences?”

So, where are the consequences for those who spread the misinformation about the vaxx being "safe and effective" or "two weeks to flatten the curve" or "masking prevents the spread"? They need punishing, right?

[Boogieman]

Well, technically they are correct, “shouting fire in a crowded theater” is not an exception to the 1st Amendment, no matter how many people mistakenly think that it is.

[DesertRhino]

Interestingly, the case was not about shouting fire in a crowded theater. The case Schenck versus United States involved him distributing handbills opposing the draft. The fire in a crowded theater exception has always been about suppressing political speech.

[keving]

Call it the Alex Jones persecution