You defend terrorists who would murder my children and grandchildren without hesitation or remorse.  What do you think my response should be to that, and to you?

I remember--and honor--a group called the "Deacons"--black churchmen who noted that individuals wearing sheets while standing at night in front of burning crosses made excellent rifle targets. They had the right idea.  The cops wouldn't protect those churchmen's families from the Klan--they were members themselves.

Rabid dogs like "Der Streurmer" editor Julius Streicher were hanged at Nuremberg without having committed a single violent act.  But they incited others to do so and defended mass-murder.  The Nuremberg Justices likewise had the right idea.  Rabid dogs don't merit "freedom of expression" beyond the momentary yelp of pain as the bullet strikes home, or the noose pulls tight.  Khalas.