Free speech and threats.

Economics Political Theory
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“All of group A should be killed.” (Free speech)

“I’m going to kill person B” (?)

So my question is this: Does the right to free speech allow you to say anything, in any circumstance, or are direct threats not allowed?

Holding a gun to someone’s head and threatening to shoot them is wrong, but is there a clear line where on one side you’re exercising your rights and on the other you’re breaching somebody else rights?

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Let the (non-monopoly) courts decide.

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If all property were private property, there’d be no debates about “free speech,” because it would be up to the property owners to determine who can be there and say what.