I believe a case went all the way up to the US Supreme Court with an example very similar to this -- where during the civil rights era in the US, that an organizer held a fiery speech encouraging listeners to lynch the racists, etc, etc and the tone of that speech was given as a reason for the police to arrest him and other organizers.slowpoke said:I agree that you should be free to believe what you like. I think he crossed the line because certain of his actions were deemed to be counselling others and inciting violence. Just like crying "FIRE" in a crowded room gets you into trouble because your actions caused forseeable harm.
I really wish I knew the name of the case.