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This would be illegal. You have credibly expressed an intention to murder someone. However, if during your trial you could somehow prove that you had planned
by caffeine 5y ago
This would be illegal. You have credibly expressed an intention to murder someone. However, if during your trial you could somehow prove that you had planned not to actually harm anyone, that would certainly reduce the severity of the crime.
Expressing a credible threat of violence is a crime in most countries, I believe.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"credibly expressed an intention" 'Credible' is a key word though, a random joe who doesn't own a gun is not credible to assasinate a President.