> The "fire in a crowded theater" example comes from a court case that allowed the government to imprison somebody for advocating against the draft, and it's be

> The "fire in a crowded theater" example comes from a court case that allowed the government to imprison somebody for advocating against the draft, and it's been used to defend government overreach ever since[1]. good grief... you should shout this from the rafters. thanks for sharing.