It should speak out against recent moves to censor the media and to incite citizens against protesters and foreign journalists.
Short of policies and short of ideas, they incite citizens to vote with the blind, frightened anger of their base emotions, and not with the confident, measured wisdom of their intelligence.
And, if the sight of the BNP on the streets incites citizens to throw eggs, maybe the BNP needs to accept that this is what comes with being a fascist party.
This has incited citizen activists and policymakers to pass more than 2,000 laws at the State and Federal levels to reduce alcohol-impaired driving (Hingson et al. 2003).
Leaked documents corroborated long-held suspicions of Tunisia's corrupt government, inciting the citizens to overthrow their leader and inspire similar revolutions throughout the Middle East.
Condemning the attack, which was the deadliest to hit Turkey this year, Erdoğan said any strategy "meant to incite the citizens against each other along ethnic and religious lines will not work".
The almost comically restrictive law now threatens fat fines and summary closure of any organ that dares to commit such breaches as "inciting divisions between citizens", "damaging the country's public affairs", or insulting senior clerics, among a long list of other no-no's.
Last Monday, a judge condemned another woman to Isa Town, after she was found guilty of inciting her follow citizens to "overthrow the political and social systems".
More troubling, however, was the response of the state prosecution service, which took up their case and charged the organisers with "debasing the religious beliefs of citizens and inciting religious hatred".
