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Yes, I believe it should, and here’s why. When somebody takes, they could say anything, in any language, in any tone of voice. This can offend someone greatly, cheer them , up, or not effect them at all. There have been endless amount of times when it has offended someone, so dearly that they might have done something to severely harm other people, property, or really anything. This should be taken into account during prosecution, because this can also be included as a threat. Now, there are certain limitations as to what can be considered a threat in the USA, but there are loopholes. Things you can say that will be considered NOT a threat, and overlooked, though still causing someone to do something horrendous. That communication should be used to defend someone, even if it isn’t the worst thing in the world, that person wouldn’t have done anything if that hadn’t been said, whatever that may be. You could make a law, or reinforce the current one about threats, to prevent anything like this happening, or stopping it happening further.
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The line was important because it was established that any new western state that would be south of the line could be a slave state, while any new state in the west north of the line would be a slave free zone. This was done according to the Missouri compromise when slavery was an issue once more in 1850. The line also became the northern border of Texas when it was later added to the union.
Thomas Hobbes wrote the leviathan in 1651.
