Free Speech After Charlie Kirk: A Stark Lesson for Pam Bondi and Donald Trump
Freedom is an end unto itself. It encompasses words spoken, beliefs held, symbols displayed, and rituals enacted—so long as no violence occurs. In a free society, thoughts, even if offensive or controversial, are protected under natural law. The First Amendment shields expressions of antisemitism, Nazism, racism, or other antipathies unless they incite physical harm. The…