No they wouldn't. The pro-homo crowd does protests like this outside the front door of churches every single weekend somewhere and I've never heard of any of them getting arrest for disturbing the peace. You don't have a clue what you are talking about.
And you support this? You support decisions which render violations of disturbing the peace null and void. Everyone who disturbs the peace could claim that he is exercising a free speech right.
As Rush has said, everyone has a right to free speech; but they do not have a right to be heard.
For 200 years or so this is the way it was in our little totalitarian republic, but now with publicly educated fools who think that queers have GREATER rights than worshipers, it is no more.
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