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Originally Posted by RichieLion
No one was kept out of Lake Sumter Landing for Gov. Scott's State budget signing. No one was screened. Some Democratic protesters were moved across the street from the Pavilion, but that's about it. The Pavilion was leased for this event, and security was evident.
You gave a lot of invented misinformation in your post. I don't know why.
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I was there and watched as the protesters were moved away from the Square area. I understand that the event was paid for with private funds, but what about their right to political dissent. You can tell me they were provided with an opportunity to protest, as long as they did it out of earshot or sight.
The Supreme Court has recently rule that you cannot stifle political dissent. There is nothing sicker, or more reprehensible, as the church that protests at Fallen Hero's funerals. But the Court ruled you can't stop it. I know someone will argue the private property defense, but really, is this what TV has descended to?
Please reread Franklin's quotation, used in your email signature. I'm sure you could imagine the word dissent in there somewhere.