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> "We stand firmly on the principles of the U.S. Constitution, including the protection of free speech. However, that right does not extend to..

There is a huge swath of America that didn't really know who Charlie Kirk was two days ago.

But as they learned about the assassination, ..he sounded like them.

And so they watch as vile voices cheer gleefully that this "Nazi racist" was murdered.. someone that seemed to them to be a voice of sanity. A clear headed speaker. Someone who said the things they were thinking. A nice guy.

Not just murdered but celebrated by the people who told us about "peaceful protests" and called you endless names for disagreeing with increasingly insane and evil ideas.

So it feels to this large swath of America, that it could have been them in that stage.

Really, in a way, it was them on that stage.

Nobody really understands yet how the Overton window just shifted, but that shift was visceral and wide for those who felt that way.

> "We stand firmly on the principles of the U.S. Constitution, including the protection of free speech. However, that right does not extend to speech that incites harm or undermines the dignity of others. We will take appropriate action for speech that constitutes a genuine threat which is not protected by the Constitution."


What?

Why the needless mental gymnastics trying to twist the bill of rights into a pretzel over this?

Just fire them and call them disgusting humans. Why bring a nonsensical warping of the first amendment into it?