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⌈ Secret Post #2274 ⌋

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Problem is that what you're talking about ['Hey, you're MMR? TO JAIL WITH YOU!'] *is* technically illegal under the first amendment [assuming you're American - if not...welp. Idk, sorry.] So it wouldn't just make new converts - it would raise the legitimate problem of the government infringing on citizen rights.

Singling them out would make martyrs and yes it's a bad idea because of that. It isn't illegal to arrest them for spreading misinformation about public health, which is a federal offense. Even if it weren't a federal offense, the First Amendment doesn't cover fraud or lies. Specifically, there is a "false statements of fact" exemption as ruled by the Supreme Court that not only means spreading these false claims isn't protected, but that the action is punishable by law.

if you really think you can get cops down there to arrest them on medical misinformation, by all means go for it.

Hint: You're more likely to get carted away while they are just shooed of so stop hoping for an avenue that's not going to materialize.

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