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| New Mexico As I walked through the Postal Workers picket line, I saw two children who looked about 10 years old, carrying signs and yelling out "We damand respect". I called a television station to see if they knew if this was legal, being that the kids have nothing to do with the post office, and is it legal for a parent to have his kids in a picket line to help with the cause? The newswoman told me it was freedom of speech, and they can do whatever they want. Is this true? |
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| My response: Yes. Even children have Constitutional rights, and First Amendment protection of Freedom of Speach. And besides, walking around is good exercise, and keeps their little lungs in shape. IAAL |
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