Freedom of speech can be limited whenever:

the states want to limit it.

it is likely to lead to immediate lawless action.

the president chooses to limit it.

a majority of Congress chooses to do so.

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1 March, 09:41

Freedom of speech can be limited whenever:

the states want to limit it.

it is likely to lead to immediate lawless action.

the president chooses to limit it.

a majority of Congress chooses to do so.

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Diamond Whitaker · Answer 1

Actually, the Establishment Clause only prevents the government from teaching/soliciting religion while the teacher is going over a lesson. What you do after the teacher stops teaching can't be regulated by the government. But, this is only for a school setting.

Freedom of speech can be limited whenever:the states want to limit it.it is likely to lead to immediate lawless action.the president chooses to limit it.a majority of Congress chooses to do so.

Freedom of speech can be limited whenever:

the states want to limit it.

it is likely to lead to immediate lawless action.

the president chooses to limit it.

a majority of Congress chooses to do so.