On that we agree. But it’s the law right now until a new law is passed (which would most likely be challenged and eventually brought before the sC again). And around and around we go.
And if the people elect democrats and they pack the courts as they are threatening to do, would it be decided the same way again? Or would the minorities dissent that denies we possess an individual right to self defense be the new majority ruling?
No idea what that is supposed to mean, has nothing to do with what I wrote. Yelling fire in a crowded theater is not illegal as there exist legal and legitimate reasons for doing so.
It never was illegal. It was used as an analogy to rationalize one of the worst opinions by the SCOTUS ever and an egregious violation of the 1st Amendment.