No such thing as an "inherent threat."
Yes there is, it is the basis of many "stand your ground" laws.
Stand your ground only applies to a person making aggressive moves toward you that could cause harm
A Nazi's mere existence is intended to cause harm to me, so they are perpetually an imminent threat.
Again, you are spreading lies and disinformation just like those claiming election fraud.
No I'm not, Flash. This is a legal interpretation of self defense laws that are applied evenly. If a Black man, by his mere existence, justifies deadly force from police officers because they feel their safety is threatened by that man's presence, then the same applies to citizens.
You should be ashamed of such misleading lies. This is not a free speech case. The article clearly states "while recognizing that the First Amendment protects the mother's right to display the flag,.."
Yeah, however, the judges said "in spite of that, you have to give up your flag if you want to see your kid".
So that is quite literally FIVE JUDGES ordering someone to remove their Confederate Flag....which is precisely what you claimed never happened.
This is a child custody case and the conditions of the home are an important factor. If the woman had the flag when she was first granted custody there has been no "change" in the conditions of the home and would not be an issue. But the flag was placed there after granting custody. Don't confuse free speech with child custody issues.
What does a flag have to do with child welfare? Is this the same argument for keeping Confederate monuments up?