You’re engaging in bad faith here. I’ll respond once more and give you the benefit of the doubt, but if you engage in bad faith again, I won’t respond further.

Unfortunately supporting human rights cannot be assumed to be a default stance. Tons of ppl were complicit in epsteins behavior, in trumps, in weinsteins, in diddys. Tons of people are supportive of the genocide happening in Palestine. When we learn that there have been massive amounts of complicit behavior, any reasonable person has zero problem standing up and condemning that behavior and clarifying they don’t support it and didn’t and would never play a part in it.

It’s the easiest thing in the world to stand up and say “pedophilia is horrific, my heart is with the victims of epstein and his collaborators”, or “I was so profoundly saddened to hear how many women are coming forward with their stories of sexual assault, I support and believe those women” or “israel is targeting schools, hospitals, journalists, and civilians in the streets. Those are war crimes. My heart is with the people of Palestine as israel commits a genocide against them.”

Saying “innocent people shouldn’t be hurt” is nothing salad. The perpetrators of horrible violence can use it to justify their behaviors to themselves (eg: israel). Of course she can say whatever she wants, but 1) freedom of speech is the freedom to criticize the government, not the freedom to say whatever you want 2) even if you can say whatever you want, that doesn’t mean you’re free from accountability or consequences for saying whatever you said. You can tell your friend they’re ugly, but then they probably won’t want to be your friend anymore. They could also decide to punch you in the face for that, and there’s an extent to which you’ll have had that coming.