The First Amendment protects, among other things, speech. No government can tell us what to say, whether to pray, or what to write. We can protest, we can march. Even the remanded can demand their leaders take a stand. But the First Amendment isn't bound by absolutism. It's neither ordained by a deity nor protected based on piety. It was conceived by brilliant, imaginative, and fallible people. For more than two centuries it’s been interpreted and re-interpreted by brilliant, imaginative, and fallible people. Advocating for “imminent lawless action” — such as inciting impending violence — is not protected. Neither is pretending copyrighted material is one’s own. The list goes on. Be
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