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Why has no one put a bullet in this ass clown's brain pan..proud to be infidel...
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That is definitely what I would call hate speech, however I'm not sure it rises to the level of being anything illegal. If he were to begin acting on these thoughts, or someone else acted on them because he encouraged them to do so... he should be charged with inciting violence along with any other crimes committed.
I'd also like to hear the entire presentation, just to understand the context in which he is saying those things.
I'd also like to hear the entire presentation, just to understand the context in which he is saying those things.
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CPT Jack Durish
I don't see it as hate speech and certainly not criminal. Then again, I'm a staunch supporter of the First Amendment. I'm glad he's free to speak openly so that We the People can see what he's saying and how his congregation is being lead. As for context, what? It would be okay if he ended, "All kidding aside folks..."
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CPT Jack Durish - I'd like to hear the speech in its full context, and also when this speech was made... however, when you seem to be laying the theological groundwork to justify genocide, I'm a lot less inclined to worry about your first Amendment rights.
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CPT Jack Durish
SSG (Join to see) - The First Amendment wasn't created to protect popular speech. That doesn't need protecting. It was meant to protect this sort of thing. We'd rather have people talking about it than doing it. Criminalize such speech and they'll duck underground, and then you won't know what the SOB's are up to
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CPT Jack Durish - The popularity of the speech is irrelevant, we should still be held accountable for encouraging/justifying violence against other persons.
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