[Cboldt]

-- SCOTUS has already ruled on this type of case. Basically it goes like this.
If Monday night football parties and poker games aren't zoned out then zoning out things religious is unconstitutional. --

I'm looking for that SCOTUS case, if you have a cite it would be appreciated.

I think it says the same thing I'm saying, that the restriction has to stand on externalities, like noise, parking, traffic, etc.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>I think it says the same thing I’m saying, that the restriction has to stand on externalities, like noise, parking, traffic, etc. <<

So you’re saying, they can’t require a group to obtain a permit simply on the grounds of their speech (i.e. discussing “religion”?) as this statute requires?