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The Jungle 1

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2. I am glad the filming happens, however.

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Sat Feb 25, 2023, 10:26 AM

Feb 2023

I do not understand how this is legal. The farm is private property. I you are on my property you need my permission to film.
So my concern is for my rights.
What am I missing?

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North Carolina can't ban undercover filming inside animal farms [View all] sl8 Feb 2023 OP

That's Wonderful!!! mucifer Feb 2023 #1

I am glad the filming happens, however. The Jungle 1 Feb 2023 #2

In this case it seems 1st Amendment protection, freedom of speech, outweighs private property rights paleotn Feb 2023 #4

Ok but I am not sure how I feel about this. The Jungle 1 Feb 2023 #5

Like most things, lots of gray area. paleotn Feb 2023 #7

Zoning is a good idea The Jungle 1 Feb 2023 #10

"breach the person's duty of loyalty to the employer."? How does that jive with Whistleblower laws? paleotn Feb 2023 #3

Republicans see government as a weapon to use against those they don't like canuckledragger Feb 2023 #8

Decision (pdf) : sl8 Feb 2023 #6

Nationalize Big Meat! Free the chickens! At least don't cage them so they live in their own shit. Alexander Of Assyria Feb 2023 #9