What if the rights protected by the 1st Amendment were subject to the same restrictions as the rights protected by the 2nd?
1 The manufacture, importation, transfer and use of All high speed
presses is hereby banned. In addition, specific presses to be listed
later are banned.
2. No publication may contain more than
10 pages. No sentence, either spoken or in print, may contain more than
ten words or words of more than two syllables (oops).
3. All cameras, smart phones, digital tablets and personal computers must be registered with the govt. within 90 days.
4. No one, other than government officials, may access the internet as speeds higher than 56kbs (AKA a "dial-up" connection).
5.
Everyone residing in or entering the USA will be voiceprinted, said
voice print to be maintained in a national data base so that a person
uttering offensive speech may be easily identified. Anyone subsequently
found without a voiceprint on file will have their vocal cords removed
and forever loose their right to speak.
6. Any property,
private or public, may be designated as no speech zones. Anyone
entering such zones will have their mouths duct-taped to prevent
disallowed speech.
7, Conversation between private
individuals is not allowed. All conversation must take place in a
government licensed location where the conversation can be monitored and
recorded. All conversation must be face-to-face after presentation of
proper ID verified by voiceprint analysis. No words or pictures may be
exchanged electronically or by mail.
8. Religious
practices shall be limited to specified places of worship (list of
approved places to follow). No religious services may be held in a
facility that does not have an exterior appearance common to approved
places of worship.
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