Aren't Louis Farrakhan's words in this video actually a TERRORISTIC THREAT?

[Anonymous1977]

In this video, Muslim preacher Louis Farrakhan says that "yesterday, today, and tomorrow" he is willing to kill in some cases over someone speaking against his faith...isn't that actually a TERRORISTIC THREAT?:

 

[Delta4Embassy]

In this video, Muslim preacher Louis Farrakhan says that "yesterday, today, and tomorrow" he is willing to kill in some cases over someone speaking against his faith...isn't that actually a TERRORISTIC THREAT?:

Nope. For it to be considered a 'terroristic threat' he's have to threaten a specific person, or order others to assault or kill a specific person. An abstract, "there are some cases he'd kill' is no more illegal than when a conservative politician mentions "second amendment solutions" and such.

 

[Anonymous1977]

Nope. For it to be considered a 'terroristic threat' he's have to threaten a specific person, or order others to assault or kill a specific person. An abstract, "there are some cases he'd kill' is no more illegal than when a conservative politician mentions "second amendment solutions" and such.

Well, actually his exact words were, "I love the Honorable Elijah Muhammad enough that if you attack him, I will kill you. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow." He's obviously threatening people in relation to speaking against his faith.

 

[Avatar4321]

He isn't Muslim and yes just about everything he says is a threat.