The notion that peaceful protest in a public setting should be a protected activity is supported by all of the following except:

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The Second Amendment does not address the right to peaceful protest, it pertains to the right to bear arms. The other options all support the notion that peaceful protest in a public setting should be protected by law. United States v. Grace established that the government cannot discriminate against the content of speech in a public forum, United States v. Edwards upheld the right to peaceful protest on public property, and the First Amendment guarantees the right to free speech and peaceful assembly.

The Notion That Peaceful Protest in a Public Setting Should