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You seem to be equating unprotected speech with violence. Perjury is also not protected under the 1st Amendment but there's nothing violent about it. The only
by dahfizz 6y ago
You seem to be equating unprotected speech with violence. Perjury is also not protected under the 1st Amendment but there's nothing violent about it.
The only speech I would consider to even approach violence is a direct threat. And even that isn't really violence - it's the threat of violence.
- nobody9999 6y ago>The only speech I would consider to even approach violence is a direct threat. And even that isn't really violence - it's the threat of violence. And credible threats of violence aren't protected speech either.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoYou seem to be agreeing with me. Replied to wrong comment? We’re saying the same thing.