My town doesn't like free speech :(

[mburbank]

It's been widely reported that the shirt was purchased at the Mall. They will have a very difficult time making the case that their private property has the right to sell items you are forbidden to wear, moreover, unless a no-slogan stute is posted somewhere or they have a past practgice of asking people to remove shirts with slogans, they're going to have a very tough row to hoe.

The police however stupid they were to become involved are in the clear, as they were merely enforcing tresspassing laws once the mall security asked them to leave.

Bottom line? It's already national news and reflects the climate we currently live in. Widely reported nonsense helps. f there is no boycott of the Malll already underway, I'm sure there will be.