“Heated Political Rhetoric” And The Law
Eugene Volokh has an excellent summary of the legal issues raised by the discussions about political rhetoric that we’ve had over past 72 hours.
Eugene Volokh has an excellent summary of the legal issues raised by the discussions about political rhetoric that we’ve had over past 72 hours.
Why do people continue to pretend that there are legal issues at play here?
This is plain and simply a matter of common free speech: I said, “Come on out for my “Targeting Gabbrielle Giffords Fund raising affair.” (where ya kin shoot a fully automatic M-16 at a human silhouette with the letters GG on it….”)(nothin’ illegal mind ya)( no, no threats here) (however, if a deranged individual took it upon himself to follow thru on the images herein, IT IS NOT MY FAULT!!!! He is a NUT-CASE I tell ya!!! He wasn’t listening TO ME!!!!!!!)
HE WAS LISTENING TO THE BABY JESUS!!! (or maybe the baby Allah) hard to tell….
Doug, there are no legal issues here. I wonder why so many refuse to acknowledge that there MIGHT…. just might be some moral issues here?
Youi know, like “Yeah, some of us said she should die for what she did, and now that she almost has???? Welllllll we didn’t really mean it, we didn’t think there were whackos out there that would actually do what we were saying……”
You know, kind of like “How stupid are you?”
Being anti-abortion is exclusively a right wing extremist view? Paging Harry Reid.
Let’s not even talk about the inclusion of 9/11 truthers on that list. Was this satire? If so…bravo, because I fell for it.