Laws that make viewpoint-based discriminations
A)are especially objectionable to the First Amendment
B)are reviewed under strict scrutiny
C)are content-based
D)are generally unconstitutional
E)all of the above

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Viewpoint-based discrimination is a form of content-based discrimination, which means it is subject to strict scrutiny and is often found unconstitutional due to the First Amendment's protection of free speech and expression. Therefore, all of the options presented are accurate in describing why such laws are objectionable and often illegal.

Laws That Make Viewpoint-Based Discriminations