"The First Amendment protects advocacy of the moral, historical, and practical correctness of monstrous, immoral, and illegal things, unless they are:
Conveyed as a true threat — that is a threat intended to be taken, and likely to be taken by a reasonable observer, as a sincere expression of intent to do harm to someone;
Conveyed as incitement — that is, intended and likely to cause imminent lawless action;
Part of a pattern of harassment — that is, directed to someone under protected circumstances (such as an employee or student) and meeting a stringent test for harassment, described below."
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First seen: 2026-08-24 ·
Last seen: 2026-08-24 ·
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