I don't know if I get your point.
Posted on: May 14, 2024 at 08:59:58 CT
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In all of your instances, their freedom of speech wasn't infringed, it was just evidence needed to prosecute for actual crimes and conspiracy.
To take each paragraph
No - why would stopping a terrorist act that's actually in action be an infringement of their right to speech? You asked a pretty retarded question.
I guess this paragraph is associated with the first. Your assumption is that the communications received violated the person's right to privacy - if that's the case, then that was a violation of their privacy - not speech.
yes - they are allowed to plan, their right to free speech was not infringed.
Maybe - making a bomb isn't free speech. Harming others isn't free speech. If police act on evidence collected, there are possibilities that some of their rights were violated (privacy, etc) - but that does not exclusively mean their 2nd amendment rights were violated.
??? - I know you edited this post, but this question doesn't really make sense - at least regarding the topic of "free speech"