What was said on TV shows incited Jan. 6.
Not based on any legal application of inciting a riot. It was freedom of the press.
What was said on TV shows incited Jan. 6.
Well, now that's a blatant lie;
{"I believe that when it comes to broadcast television, like Fox News, these are subject to federal law, federal regulation in terms of what’s allowed on air and what isn't," Ocasio-Cortez replied. "When you look at what Tucker Carlson and some of these other folks on Fox do, it is very, very clearly incitement of violence — very clearly incitement of violence. And that is the line that we have to be willing to contend with."}
federal regulation in terms of what’s allowed on air and what isn't
federal regulation in terms of what’s allowed on air and what isn't
federal regulation in terms of what’s allowed on air and what isn't
Nazi democrats once again shitting on the 1st Amendment...
The war on civil rights by the fascist left rages on.
Yeah, like all of the Fake News throughout 2020.
Chauvin was convicted of the federal crime of violating Floyd's civil rights. He received a sentence of 21 years for that crime.
That was in addition to the murder conviction for the state crimes.
Tucker did not get fired.
You're not smart enough to participate in this conversation. Go back to bed.
Does the TV yell back? If you have never rioted that probably tells us TV shows do not incite riots.
I am talking about the law (acts which can be prosecuted), not what Democrats or prison culture believes.
That explains why Fox fired him--inciting a riot.
Not based on any legal application of inciting a riot. It was freedom of the press.
You seem upset. It's best for you to shut the fuck up.
You're not smart enough to participate in this conversation. Go back to bed.
It was a police brutality case, marketed as a hate crime to incite violence.
So it was AOC who got Fucker Carlson fired. WooHoo!!! You Go, girl.
He sure as fuck did.
Agreed, but that is a hard standard to meet. You must prove I would not have committed that violence except for your incitement. It must be immediate and include some element of passion.
If I tell you to attack the Capitol tomorrow and you do it, that is not incitement. By tomorrow your level of passion would have passed and my urgings today did not cause you to act tomorrow. And, you cannot prove your actions were due to my statements.
Yes, "imminent" is an important element. That leaves out anything you saw on television or what anybody said unless I do it immediately caused by your action. And, you have to prove I intended to cause that action.
A sample group of 1, ok.
So why do you believe the riots lasted for over 2 months or as long as they did?
And for some inexplicable reason that most of us can guess anyway, you want to absolve the crime and delete most of my posts like they never were written.
Have you ever heard of a TV being prosecuted for causing a riot?
Do you think they intended to incite a riot when they broadcast the riots on the news? If they didn't broadcast those stories some would be yelling the mainstream media is covering up riots all over the country.
You can't prosecute the news media for exercising their 1st amendment freedom of the press.