Rapper BG ordered to have all future songs approved by US government
Rapper BG ordered to have all future songs approved by US government
Ruling leads to claims that BG’s right to free speech unfairly challenged in another case putting rap lyrics on trial
But the artist known as BG must provide the government with copies of any songs he writes moving forward, ahead of their production or promotion – and, if they are deemed to be inconsistent with his goals of rehabilitation, prosecutors could move to toughen the terms governing his supervised release.
53 0 ReplyIf he wants supervised early release from prison, this doesn't seem terribly out of line.
It's not like this is a part of his sentence, it's a part of him trying to reduce his sentence.
81 4 ReplyYeah, this is a clickbait/ragebait headline.
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10 2 ReplyHow is that not punishment for speech? If this is the new standard you could send ppl on probation back to prison for anything the court deams negative
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I hope he takes a hard turn into political rap about the prison industrial complex
48 0 ReplyDoes the government know what the Streisand effect is?
17 0 ReplyThis seems to give him some pretty good trolling opportunities.
13 0 ReplyI read this article and my main takeaway was: that Bling Bling song sucks.
7 0 Replywith federal authorities’ obligation to enforce the supervised prison release plan which he accepted.
So does this mean he previously wavered his right to free speech when it comes to stuff related to this?
2 1 ReplyMan fuck judges
1 4 Replyno free speech
6 12 ReplyIt doesn’t matter for you since you can’t read that specific article.
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What is the context for this tho?
3 13 ReplyYou know it's a link right? And that there's an article behind it?
16 2 Replyi don't feed fake news, asking for people who already gave that rag a click for the team.
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