EdBowie -> RE: Free speech? (12/21/2013 11:24:03 AM)
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Conspiracy charges require an act in furtherance. Incitement does not. Care to guess why? Because words are words, not actions, your ludicrous claim to the contrary notwithstanding. quote:
ORIGINAL: TheHeretic quote:
ORIGINAL: Apocalypso quote:
ORIGINAL: TheHeretic There are no buts, when speech remains in the realm of speech. But you've also said that direct incitement to violence crosses the line for you. That's still a limit on absolute free speech, even if it's a minor one. Me telling people to beat up someone else is still speech, as long as I'm not the one acting on that. I disagree. Incitement to violence leaves the realm of expressing a thought or opinion, and becomes an action. In the hypothetical you offer, that would be conspiracy to commit battery.
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