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text: @mehdirhasan @MehdiHasanShow This legal line of putting people in danger with ones statements seems inadequate for today's climate. How can this not be more dangerous than the fire in the theater example ? These actions will continue to get more people hurt or killed. Free speech, yes of course. How to solve