The United States Supreme Court has held that the content of offensive speech may not be forbidden,but that it may be restricted by the government under reasonable time,place,and manner restrictions.

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This statement accurately represents the Supreme Court's position on offensive speech, as outlined in various cases over the years, such as Cohen v. California and Snyder v. Phelps. While the government may not censor or punish offensive speech solely based on its content or viewpoint, it may regulate the time, place, and manner in which such speech is delivered in certain contexts (e.g. public parks, streets, etc.), as long as the restrictions serve a significant government interest, are narrowly tailored to achieve that interest, and provide alternative channels for expression.

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