Oh, of course. Violence to counter speech is unacceptable. Even with a call to action. (A call to action also needs to be specific - "lynch John Doe at 123 Mai

Oh, of course. Violence to counter speech is unacceptable. Even with a call to action. (A call to action also needs to be specific - "lynch John Doe at 123 Main Street" - and timely - "tomorrow night" - to be outside first amendment protection in the US by my understanding)