In 1789, our five founding fathers developed a treaty known as the United states Constitution. The first amendment in the constitution states that as an American citizen, you have the right for free speech, religion, and press. Under congressional circumstances the freedom of speech may be limited. Hate groups and crimes are the biggest factor in how congress may act upon the situation. Unlawful acts and false accusations between government reasoning and privacy protection may also be limited. Today America has a system set in place that protects people from any hate crime. Hate crime is characterized as a threat or crime influenced by religion, race, or other prejudice. The United states is the most diverse country in the world. The citizen of the United states has the right to free speech without being shamed by others including the government. Hate groups target religious, race, and LGBT individuals. Hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan, a hate group targeting african americans, have the right to believe in something, though they can not commit any crime to threaten or hurt any individual. Hatred and hostility is completely not acceptable. Hate groups take advantage of the right to free speech and belief. The hate crime prevention act and human rights act also precludes under the freedom of speech. …show more content…
Every citizen in the United States has the right for public opinion. Although the congress may support the act of which they may limit unlawful acts. An unlawful act is configured of acts of violence or behavior that is not allowed by law. Threats made to a person, opinion, group, or organization would be considered an unlawful acts. A person may be committed and idited of charges if they express their thoughts made in a disorderly conduct form. Protests and riots are not recommended, although not illegal. Again, the government and or state has the right to these public events if they vent unlawful