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> in terms of Westboro, they very clearly advocate actual direct violence. They did? When I learned about them in law school, we only covered their unsavory pr
by gnicholas 3y ago
> in terms of Westboro, they very clearly advocate actual direct violence.
They did? When I learned about them in law school, we only covered their unsavory protesting at military funerals, which did not involve advocating violence. What did they do that advocated direct violence?
- dekhn 3y agoSorry, I was working on the assumption that "Death to gays" was considered a direct call to violence, but it does not seem to be. (All of this was a misunderstanding caused by me misparsing a statement above suggesting Westboro was protesting at Harvard)