If your trade union holds an assembly in a location they own or rent, they can kick out people who want to voice dissent. If they hold an assembly in a public place, they must tolerate dissenting political speech, but not attempts to disturb the assembly by violence. Why is the difference so difficult for you to get?

I just don't agree that political activism should enjoy fewer protections just because it takes place on "private property."

- Jake

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