Re: racist neighbor

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Not sure where you live but even the despicable Nazi flag can be
displayed in public.

Several years ago the American Nazi Party got a permit for a
parade in Skokie, Ill. which has a large Jewish population. The
ACLU fought to get them a permit for their march. They marched
down the street wearing arm bands and with Nazi flags unfurled.

Burning crosses in public is probably not protected speech
because of the overt threat it conveys unless it is done on
private property in conformance with applicable fire codes and
anti-outdoor burning restrictions.

On 5/16/08, v wrote:
> I dunno about the Nazi flag.
> Someone did that here and the
> police were on the scean. It came
> down asap.
>
>
> On 5/13/08, -- wrote:
>> On 5/13/08, cynthia wrote:
>>> my crazy neighbor has finally
> done it after 10 years of
>>> hell i have put my home on the
> market when she saw black
>>> people looking at my home she
> put up a rebel flag and
>>> draped it across her front
> porch now people look at the
>>> flag and keep driving one week
> later it came down. then
>>> she didnt life a conversation i
> had with her friend and
>>> the flag is up again do i have
> any rights
>>
>> I doubt that even a Nazi flag
> would violate the law (actually
>> I'm sure it wouldn't). There are
> some things that are hard to
>> accept as our right of free
> speech but it is the price of
>> freedom. Hope you and your
> neighbor don't get involved in a
>> civil war.