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Hate speech cases are hard to win. So police, prosecutors use workarounds to jail white extremists Simone Weichselbaum and Joseph Neff Why not everything you say or tweet is protected under free speech Replay Video Douglas Story’s white supremacist street cred was easy to find. He had a white pride tattoo and a neo-Nazi license plate. In extremist online forums he made ominous, N-word-filled posts about President Barack Obama, implying that the president should be shot. The Aryan Nations even booted Story from its website when he sought help for converting his AK-47 rifle i...

Douglas Story’s white supremacist street cred was easy to find. He had a white pride tattoo and a neo-Nazi license plate. In extremist online forums he made ominous, N-word-filled posts about President Obama: “If someone puts a 30.06 round into the base of his skull, huh ya think?" The Aryan Nations even booted Story from its website when he sought help for converting his AK-47 rifle into a fully automatic machine gun — a federal crime. This article was published in partnership with USA TODAY. But none of that factored into his 2012 sentencing after the FBI arrested him in Virginia for...