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Probably more a question for albaby, but if speech results in threats/acts of violence, is it still protected? I'm sure at least some it. But where is the line?

One limit is the threat of imminent violence. Not tomorrow or next week - now. So if Trump had said on Jan 6 - Let's walk down to the capital and burn it to the ground - highly likely not protected.

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