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Monsters vs. 1st Amendment

Not content with bullying craft brewers, Monster Energy drinks are taking on the First Amendment of the Constitution by attempting to suppress free speech.

Their evil lawyers are now demanding that an unfavourable review of their drink is taken down on a review site (BevReview)

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