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<\/p>\nSo now with the protesters being removed from public parks and such have desired that those pesky State, City and County laws are illegal. Yep these are the type of posters that are going around the net.<\/p>\n
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At first I just thought that it was just a few people when I talked about this online petition online<\/a>. <\/p>\n I asked DC how the First Amendment overrides all State and City public ordinances. <\/p>\n The Constitution overrides all ordinances to the contrary. That’s pretty basic civics. And I would add that while ordinances may be found Constitutional by courts when there are on-its-face contradictions, that doesn’t mean that the courts decided correctly. Hence, what the courts decide is constitutional one day may be unconstitutional within the technical judicial definition the next. It’s up to citizens, ultimately, to defend their own constitutional liberties by refusing to comply with violations of them even when those violations are given the trappings of law.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n So in short ignore any law that you disagree with or find inconvenient on the assumption that it will be overturned in the future? Yea tell me which laws <\/a>are going to be overturned in the future? It must be that law against public urination and defecation. I forgot that farts are now considered protected speech. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"