Welcome To Leith Analysis

When watching (Welcome to Leith) in class, I spent most of my time watching the other students. I wanted to see how they were reacting. I say that knowing that this moving was made to appeal to people’s emotions and not their rational side. With incidents like this one in the film and around the country it can be easy for people to just say to shut them up or even just jail them. Some may react in a way were they want to run them out of town with violence. But what about their rights Do they have any, Are the entitled to them? Or do we take them away just because what they have to say might hurt a persons felling’s? I wanted to take a look at just the rights of all of Mr. Cobb no matter the views one may have about him or of the people who may be inclined to follow in the same teaching as Mr. Cobb. I want to specifically look at the 1st and 14th amendments in how they pertain to the films. Along with how it can be easy to losses site of those amendments when one just deals with events only with their emotions.

I will be centering my forces on Mr. Cobb and his associate for my argument, but not in the way that the film did. I want to show that no matter what kind of speech a person my
Cobb. Well once again I want to look at the Southern Poverty Law Center. I have been going back and forth on this for some time and probably will continue to do so well after this paper is done. I say that do to Mr. Cobb kind of being a pseudo celebrity in the world of racism. Witch would give the southern poverty law center the legal standing to publish his whereabouts. One the other hand when douse it just be come flat out harassment. I can’t answer that. To tell you the truth only the Supreme Court can if it is ever brought up to that leave. For the argument of this paper though I will say that Mr. Cobb douse not fall under the celebrity umbrella and there for his privacy was