Slade3200
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Read the charges dude. It’s all spelt out there. He was not charged for giving a speech like you inaccurately stated. He was charged for what he said and did. It’s all laid outOh! So it is what he said, not that he gave us speech?
OK, then… You should easily be able to quote a few of the utterances in that speech that were crimes to utter them.
For example, if he said “the best thing for you to do is march into the capital And tear up the place” that would be inciting a riot. If he said “go in there, and make sure the certification doesn’t happen“ that would be inciting them to interfere with an official proceeding.
But, of course, he didn’t say either of those things. Can you please quote what he did say that was a crime?