[syadasti]

Nope. "Directed to inciting"" means you said "go kill [whatever kind of people, leading to deaths]," or "it's time to tear this town down! BURN ALL THE STORES! [then leading to a riot.]" Jones didn't tell anyone to go kill Muslims, and he certainly didn't tell Muslims to go behead UN workers.

Jones's speech is clearly and unequivocally protected under the Constitution. The fact that theocratic barbarians react, well, barbarically to it does not take away its protections.

Actually he stopped the first time because he knew it was wrong. If he stopped the first time, no reason to think things changed - he knew better. Send him to jail or render him to Afghanistan.

 

[MikeD]

Actually he stopped the first time because he knew it was wrong. If he stopped the first time, no reason to think things changed - he knew better. Send him to jail or render him to Afghanistan.

Sequitur much?

Would also love to know how you find some extraterritoriality nexus in this for prosecution.

 

[292.89]

I can't imagine being angry at any of the Monty Python originators.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python