protesting at funerals or other people s private events. so i don t think that there is a huge concern that we re going to have people copycat this group sort of speak and go out and harass people at funerals. so, the slippery slope, at least as it pertains to funerals isn t really applicable in this case but the slippery slope does go both ways. if can you harass people at a funeral i suppose can you harass them at a wedding. you can harass them at their home, their school, their work place. bill: all right. now, mr. snyder, you have observed the opening arguments in the supreme court. what struck you as interesting? i think sean did a really good job. i think he touched on the major points, bill. i think that, you know, he laid out that this was harassment. and that s what it was. it was it was targeted. i think sean pointed that out right and like he said the slippery slope does have two sides. bill: now, do you understand
protesting at funerals or other people s private events. so i don t think that there is a huge concern that we re going to have people copycat this group sort of speak and go out and harass people at funerals. so, the slippery slope, at least as it pertains to funerals isn t really applicable in this case but the slippery slope does go both ways. if can you harass people at a funeral i suppose can you harass them at a wedding. you can harass them at their home, their school, their work place. bill: all right. now, mr. snyder, you have observed the opening arguments in the supreme court. what struck you as interesting? i think sean did a really good job. i think he touched on the major points, bill. i think that, you know, he laid out that this was harassment. and that s what it was. it was it was targeted. i think sean pointed that out right and like he said the slippery slope does have two sides.
protesting at funerals or other people s private events. so i don t think that there is a huge concern that we re going to have people copycat this group sort of speak and go out and harass people at funerals. so, the slippery slope, at least as it pertains to funerals isn t really applicable in this case but the slippery slope does go both ways. if can you harass people at a funeral i suppose can you harass them at a wedding. you can harass them at their home, their school, their work place. bill: all right. now, mr. snyder, you have observed the opening arguments in the supreme court. what struck you as interesting? i think sean did a really good job. i think he touched on the major points, bill. i think that, you know, he laid out that this was harassment. and that s what it was. it was it was targeted. i think sean pointed that out right and like he said the slippery slope does have two sides.