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the "abridging the freedom of speech" part. Influencing someone to do something through your words is called speech.
by metalcrow 10mo ago
the "abridging the freedom of speech" part. Influencing someone to do something through your words is called speech.
- jakeydus 10mo agoIf the something in question is a crime though, then that's called a conspiracy and there are laws against that. The legal difference in this case is the overt act, where one participant takes a criminal action beyond speech. Conspiracy is hard to prove in court, but that doesn't mean that I can say whatever I want and be completely absolved just because the action was not taken by my own hand.