[Count of Monte Fisto]

And you demonstrated this by posting a photo of the government protecting the rights of its citizens?

How is using armed Federal soldiers to end Freedom of Association protecting the rights of its citizens?

[Scoutmaster]

I'm making what may be imperfect assumptions. I'm assuming this involved a public school, erected and operated with public funds. I don't believe that Freedom of Association was intended to apply to funded public facilities.

If this were a private pool, or a private softball league on a private field, or a private country club, then I'm prepared to bring Freedom of Association into the argument.

If it's a public pool supported by public funds, I don't believe Freedom of Association permits denying use by Jewish citizens; I don't believe Freedom of Association permits a municipal softball league to deny participation by a Buddhist team; and I don't believe Freedom of Association permits a public school to deny access to black students.