Yes, it is legal to yell fire in a crowded theater.

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If there is a fire then of course you can and should tell people. The "see something say something" applies to crowded theaters just as much as it does to Subway's, train stations, and airports.


It used to be you were not allowed to use the N word (nukes) to discuss global politics. But then Putin and Biden have shown that is not a real rule, more of a guideline really.
 
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For those who have not been paying attention to recent solar flares there have been two massive ones recently that were not earth facing. I suspect this intense activity on the sun will be earth facing in a couple of days and that is what is causing this warning to go out. A massive CME can cause our satellites and electric grid to go down, though probably only for a few days. But with widespread blackouts and communications blackouts we could see massive social unrest.
 
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ZNP said:
If there is a fire then of course you can and should tell people. The "see something say something" applies to crowded theaters just as much as it does to Subway's, train stations, and airports.


It used to be you were not allowed to use the N word (nukes) to discuss global politics. But then Putin and Biden have shown that is not a real rule, more of a guideline really.
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Isn't it really just "rules for thee, but not for me"?
 
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