Nice

[prog]

One kid's story about getting arrested because he asked Anne Coulter a rude question in a public forum.

Update: Now that the writer's RD Field has worn off, I realize that I'd probably laugh at him getting hauled off if I was there.

I'm so confused.

Comments

[tahnan.livejournal.com]

Uh, one kid's story about getting arrested because he was breaking the law against disorderly conduct. You have the right to act like an asshole in public; you also have the consequent obligation to accept the consequences of your actions.

[novalis.livejournal.com]

Volokh says the arrest is probably unconstitutional, and I'm inclined to believe him.

[keimel.livejournal.com]

So what someone has to do at a future speaking engagement by Ann Coulter is rephrase the question to something along the lines of "Mizzzz Coulter, I know you've been asked this before, but I never actually heard a response to it. Just how _do_ you feel about a married couple where the husband will only sodomize the wife?"

;)

Heheh.... oh my, hehe... and even if she showed up at the campus on which I work, I would likely be too afraid for my job to ask. Damn. I suppose that's what influencing student employees is for! :)