The right to hold and express political and religious opinions
that don't cause material harm to or restrict the liberty of others.

It's complicated because you can of course argue for a change in the laws themselves to alter the definitions used above - you can argue for a change in the law to enforce mandatory deportation, but not tell your supporters to kidnap and deport people, for example.

You can't walk into a police station and confess to a murder and then claim at the trial you were just expressing free speech. You can't shout "fire" and cause a stampede in which people get injured and die.
( Flapjack I spay a little mare for you, Wed 17 Jun 2009, 12:34, archived)