- Sure. It must be. Jihad is peaceful ‘inner struggle’, don’t-cha know? What could go wrong?

The trial and convictions reported in the story below raise a question that America is going to have to grapple with in the next few years: Â At what point does the constitutional protection of free speech no longer apply to those who speak about carrying out violent jihad?
- From Brigitte Gabriel’s ACT for America
For instance, is an imam’s call to jihad, echoing throughout an American mosque, constitutionally protected speech?
Lawyers who we have talked to say the question comes down to an assessment of whether or not the call to jihad is incitement to violence that amounts to an “imminent threat.” Â Yelling “fire” in a crowded theater is an example of speech that creates an imminent threat of injury to the moviegoers, and is thus not protected speech.
* This “fire in a crowded theatre” canard has been masterfully plucked by Mark Steyn, here…
At what point does calling for jihad become the equivalent of yelling “fire” in a crowded theater? Â We in America deeply cherish the right to free speech, but are we at risk of enabling the seeds of our own destruction by erring too far in the protection of speech that calls for jihad against us?
Continue reading Is The Call For Jihad From American Mosques Protected Free Speech?


* A Muslim and a Christian: When pictures are worth a thousand words


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