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In reply to the discussion: Judge rules that publishing of revenge porn is protected by First Amendment [View all]Escurumbele
(3,389 posts)50. I suggest you think more about agreeing with the removed post, it was insensitive, maybe with some
extra time thinking about it your thoughts will not be exactly.
The implications of that ruling is much broader than that case. Let us not forget that the photos were taken by her husband, someone she trusted, and the coward published them to hurt her and her career.
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Nevilledog
Apr 2021
OP
I suggest you think more about agreeing with the removed post, it was insensitive, maybe with some
Escurumbele
Apr 2021
#50
Ms, Hill has never claimed that the photos were taken without her permission...
brooklynite
Apr 2021
#15
Looks like the pro revenge porn folks are weighing in on this thread already. /nt
tonedevil
Apr 2021
#5
The photos were taken in aa private setting, she trusted her husband, she did not know the guy is a
Escurumbele
Apr 2021
#52
Eleventh Circuit (Smith v. Cumming) for details on what is 'traditional public fora'.
TheBlackAdder
Apr 2021
#47
Is it fair to bring up Brett Kavenaugh's past actions from his youth in a confirmation hearing?
Under The Radar
Apr 2021
#23
What Kavanaugh and Gaetz did was illegal. Trump, too. Big difference. But boys will be boys....nt
Hekate
Apr 2021
#51
Mitt Romney made his "47%" speech at a private club where there was supposed to be no recording.
Hassin Bin Sober
Apr 2021
#74
Weren't the pictures validation for the claim of an affair that violated congressional ethics rules?
SYFROYH
Apr 2021
#19
Her problem is with the person she confided in to take and keep the photos.
Hassin Bin Sober
Apr 2021
#35
If she was a corporation that shared commerciallly sensitive information with a subcontractor
meadowlander
Apr 2021
#70
My gods, what a thread. You guys carry on & I'll slowly back away before I lose my breakfast...
Hekate
Apr 2021
#28
I miss- read and thought it was a Supreme Court of the United States decision
msfiddlestix
Apr 2021
#68
+1 I'm continually fascinated about some of the group psychology that goes on here
fescuerescue
Apr 2021
#69
My favorite was the hijacking of the thread about killings of black people by cops
Scrivener7
Apr 2021
#92
"Judge Yolanda Orozco ruled that ... the photos were matters of legitimate interest"
PoliticAverse
Apr 2021
#71