> It's important to remember that free speech does not protect directly inciting violence and it does not protect advocating for the murder of anyone, even a po

> It's important to remember that free speech does not protect directly inciting violence and it does not protect advocating for the murder of anyone, even a politician. These are generally illegal Under US first amendment rights, it's actually sometimes legal. For example, "Watts v. United States" established that if an anti-draft speaker tells a crowd "If they ever make me carry a rifle the first man I want to get in my sights is LBJ" that's political hyperbole. So if a crowd were to set up a guillotine outside congress and chant "hang mike pence" it's not necessarily illegal.