Regarding the article, “State Supreme Court tosses county horn-honking limits as overly broad”: The decision by “the court” on the horn honking is unconstitutional, as has been ruled a few years ago when “the court” ruled that loud noises couldn’t be prevented from entering residents’ homes!
Different from flag burning, as individuals could always “look away.”
Dean P. Tuininga
Everett
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