Despicable demonstrations during military funerals another nail in the coffin for our great country
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Freedom of speech is a right in this country protected by the Constitution, but it should also be governed by morality and conscience.
Recently, citing that very provision of the constitution the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the people carrying on with loud and obnoxious protests during the funerals of fallen military personnel have the right to do so.
They may have the legal right but where is their humanity?
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