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Murder is wrong.
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Advocating or applauding murder is wrong.
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Criticizing a person, even harshly, is not advocating or applauding murder.
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There’s no inconsistency in condemning a person’s ideas and condemning his murder.
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Misrepresenting a person’s ideas is not a valid way to make a point.
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Making threats against people for their opinions is wrong.
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Mourning the death of a person isn’t advocacy of everything that person said and did.
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First guesses aren’t always accurate conclusions.
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The First Amendment protects every person’s right to express an opinion, even a disgusting one.
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The First Amendment doesn’t protect anyone against having their opinions called disgusting.