But US law generally makes the distinction, for some very important reasons, such as first amendment rights. If someone sets something on fire as a protest, the arson part is charged, and the protest part is set aside. - ThreadSky

xiruxi.bsky.social • 2 days ago

But US law generally makes the distinction, for some very important reasons, such as first amendment rights. If someone sets something on fire as a protest, the arson part is charged, and the protest part is set aside.