Is calling for someone's death freedom of speech? (illegal, conspiracy, state)

[Mouldy Old Schmo]

Do you have a constitutional right to call for the death of someone you don't like?

[Curmudgeon]

Probably not, and that depends upon venue, but it certainly says a lot about you. The words "conspiracy" and "inciting" come to mind.

[Bulldogdad]

Sure if no one else can hear you.

[Ih2puo]

Sure as long as the person being called to die gets let off on self defense when he/she kills the scumbag.

[spankys bbq]

I'd say yes if you state that you wish the person would die, or hope they die.

No, if you actively solicit/propose for that person's death.

[georgia dem]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

Do you have a constitutional right to call for the death of someone you don't like?

No!
Things are insane about saying death to police
and if I read it
I am reporting it
and let the police/ feds decide

[GHOSTRIDER AZ]

Originally Posted by Mouldy Old Schmo

Do you have a constitutional right to call for the death of someone you don't like?

No that is threating Life. Plus Responsibility comes with the Freedom of Speech.

[baxendale]

I usually just go with the Voodoo doll and the pins.

[pknopp]

It happens all the time and there is nothing illegal about it. The question is too vague. We have had people here call for the death of protesters.

[djacques]

Depends on the context and whether it constitutes a "clear and present danger."