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== Liberal Violations ==
== Liberal Violations ==
American [[liberals]] have attempted to use the so-called [[Fairness Doctrine]] and political correctness in order to silence conservative viewpoints and to promote divisive views. These ideologically-motivated attempts to limit free speech are in direct violation of the First Amendment, specifically, and, by extension, the entire U.S. [[Constitution]].
American [[liberals]] have attempted to use the so-called [[Fairness Doctrine]] and political correctness in order to silence conservative viewpoints and to promote divisive views. These ideologically-motivated attempts to limit free speech are in direct violation of the First Amendment, specifically, and, by extension, the entire U.S. [[Constitution]].
== Lyle Steavey Interpretations / Violations ==
Lyle Steavey's knowledge of the U.S. [[Constitution]] is mainly derived from a paper place mat at an [[International House of Pancakes]] (IHOP) restaurant and, as such, is quite limited. Nevertheless, he holds unwavering opinions on all amendments, including the first amendment, which will be detailed here:
1) Freedom of Religion - Mr. Steavey is a Buddhist; therefore, he supports the freedom of religion.
2) Freedom of Speech - Mr. Steavey is pro-freedom of speech, but only if it is not negative speech directed at him. Otherwise he feels you should be deported, regardless of your nationalistic background.
3) Freedom of the Press - Mr. Steavey is pro-freedom of the press, but only if it is not negative press directed at him. Otherwise he feels you should be deported, regardless of your nationalistic background.
4) Right to Peaceably Assemble - Mr. Steavey thinks assemblies are boring (at least, they were in high school) and should be banned.
5) Right to Petition - Mr. Steavey barely understands what this right means but is pro-petition on account that the petition is not a negative petition directed at him. Otherwise he feels you should be deported, regardless of your nationalistic background.
Mr. Steavey has violated #4 (right to peaceably assemble) by skipping an assembly to get high in his high school's parking lot. He also once violated #2 (freedom of speech) by telling someone to "shut up."
[[Category:United States Constitution]]
[[Category:United States Constitution]]
[[Category:Religion and Politics]]
[[Category:Religion and Politics]]
[[Category:First Amendment]]
[[Category:First Amendment]]