Isn't speaking to a crowd and inciting them to commit murder a felony of some sort? I'm pretty sure if this guy was a grand wizard in the KKK that he'd be in jail before he got finished the next sentence.
Hey David Codrea at the War on Guns has a better idea, sick the IRS on him. Tax exempt churches cannot advocate on legislative issues, which is exactly what this guy is doing. Read the whole thing: http://waronguns.blogspot.com/2007/05/s ... leger.html
There is a difference between saying, "I think that all X should be shot." and saying, "There is an X. Go shoot him."
One is an opinion. The other is inciting a specific action against a specific person at a specific time. Suppose I made the general statement to you that I think child molesters should be castrated. Suppose I even gave the name of a specific child molester and voiced my opinion that the specific person should be castrated. Those statements would simply be my opinion and would be protected speech. Now suppose we saw the specific person mentioned and I then attempted to get you to join me in said act or attempted to get you to committ said act, I have moved beyond speech and into an act. That is the difference.
I didn't agree with Pat Robertson doing it either but, where are all the same angry people to condemn this guy as well. As Tommy Chong would say,"Where's the love man".
Apparently Jesse Jackson got in on the action, too! http://www.christiannewswire.com/news/353103277.html
Good ol' Jessy J. Always up for some fear mongering or race war incitement. Why did MLK have to get shot and not him? They were at the same place at the same time. It's a damn shame if you ask me; which you didn't.
Not calling for it, I'd rather JJ get shot than MLK. To me, MLK's life was worth a lot more than JJ. JJ just spreads hate.