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(8) It is 2022. X posts on FaceBook, urging people to join him in a series of peaceful and lawful protests. The protests, however, turn into riots, and X is charged with incitement. Can X be convicted?(A) Yes, if the risk of harm was very grave(B) Yes, if he caused a clear and present danger(C) No, assuming he lacked the requisite intent(D) No, assuming his post was likely to cause harm
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