Why doesn’t free speech protect incitement to violence? the reason is, incitement to violence is encouraging violence, and violence isn’t speech so it isn’t covered under free speech
If someone randomly says it to you in a expressionless voice, it’s a bit different then someone speaking to a riled up crowd, telling the crowd to fucking riot and kill those foreigners
So in some contexts the encouragement is almost guaranteed to lead to violence, it should be dealt with on a case by case basis as imwouldnt want obvious jokes to be seen as incitement
@bobthebuilder69 as we've seen from the count dankula trial, context doesn't matter. that also doesn't explain why the person inciting should be held responsible for the person incited.
