[Reno89519]

By themselves, sure you can write "I support HAMAS" but to then go advocate "Death to America" in support of HAMAS is maybe over the line? And beyond words, if you occupy public or private property (a school, a street) and disrupt others, is that legal or actionable? What if you indirectly or directly cause injury or damage, is that legal or actionable?

Words of support, okay, words calling for action, no, anything beyond words, no.

[dfwgator]

And beyond words, if you occupy public or private property (a school, a street) and disrupt others, is that legal or actionable? What if you indirectly or directly cause injury or damage, is that legal or actionable?

Of course.

[discostu]

Not over the line. Actually kind of the point. The fist half of the bill of rights is a recipe for revolution. They are there so that, if necessary, we can over throw the government. We MUST be able to chant “death to America” in case America needs to die.