fulanigirl, (edited ) @philip_cardella SO the problem with your example is that the law in various countries treats this symbol differently. Because of the Holocaust experience, Europe bans that symbol. But in the US, it is just a symbol, like hanging a noose or burning a cross. Our courts consider that speech. Speech loses its protection when it becomes an act, but our laws are slippery on that. There is no internationally accepted definition of terrorism, and for good reason. 1/2
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