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In reply to the discussion: Conspiracy to incite riot vs free speech [View all]CJCRANE
(18,184 posts)18. The video was eliminationist, that's why they're angry.
It's equivalent to the eliminationist rhetoric from al Qaeda. Do you think Al Qaeda propaganda is acceptable?
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In the right circles the video is like yelling "Fire!" in a theater. We need to remember
snappyturtle
Sep 2012
#6
No the fuck it isn't by any honest stretch of the imagination, there is no reasonable threat to life
TheKentuckian
Sep 2012
#79
The US already does enough to incite hatred of Americans without Al Qaeda saying anything.
L0oniX
Sep 2012
#23
But if the religious leader is in another country you should be sent over there to face their wrath
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#26
AND if you try to defend free speech and 1A, you are obviously an Islamaphobe bigot
riderinthestorm
Sep 2012
#61
Well one person called me an Islamophobe. I forwarded the post to my buddies. We rioted.
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#68
Good grief what if they decide our pro-choice policies are blasphemous and incites riots?
dkf
Sep 2012
#13
The guy whio made it said "Islam is a cancer". That's similar to the Nazi's eliminationist rhetoric.
CJCRANE
Sep 2012
#30
Al Qaeda propaganda certainly isn't worth the drone strikes we send out in response.
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#28
I have to wonder if "Bacile" had permission from his parole officer to use a computer.
MADem
Sep 2012
#33
Forget "conspiracy"--you haven't defined the primary crime they are meant to have
Romulox
Sep 2012
#39
I would like to see some federal court decisions that back up your interpretations.
former9thward
Sep 2012
#45
In 1977 the Nazis decided to march in Skokie which is a Jewish suburb of Chicago.
former9thward
Sep 2012
#58
Its the kind of question for law school exams...depends heavily on the situation.
ProgressiveProfessor
Sep 2012
#56