Here you go jumping right in to the legal «analogy». Prior to this we were talking about mere criticism. Tip: To do an analogy, it is often an advantage to be familiar with the subject of comparison. Which you do not know as well as you think you do. This was what I responded to. And is doing for the last time.
Fixed that for you

Again, I rebutted your «argument», which are only unsubstantiated and uneducated guesses, based on, I don't know, mild paranoia and simple misunderstandings. It only goes to show your complete lack of understanding of simple ethics. Dangerous behaviour: bad. Non-dangerous behaviour: good.
Plenty of regulations prohibits dangerous behaviour, without threatening anyones right to a fair trial. One can even say that it is ethical to
criticize a person who is acting dangerously. I don't expect you to see the parallelle.
By the way....Oh NO, I just read up on what Iraqi WMD is... pheew, glad I didn't fall for that. When are you bringing up Adolf? He surely must fit here somewhere.
But in all fairness: I shall not fall for your derailing again.