Who can explain the sentence "the rule of law does not punish the mind, and punishing the mind is not the rule of law"

Here, the meaning of the heart is concrete, referring to your thoughts. There are some hard conditions in modern criminal law, including four elements and three categories (ancient laws are all about killing with the mind, both at home and abroad), but no matter what kind of theory, it is necessary to have practical actions to constitute a crime. If you just want to do (any) bad things, it can't constitute a crime! ! As for what you said, it generally does not constitute a crime, but it is also a crime to incite some special activities (in this case, saying is tantamount to an action, and you should know what a special situation is, hehe)!

In addition, even if you put it into practice, you are not guilty if it is not because of your subjective thoughts (such as sleepwalking and killing people). )! There is a famous legal proverb that compared with the law, without my thoughts, my actions will be worthless! !

To sum up briefly, as long as it is not intentional or negligent in your subjective thinking, your behavior does not constitute any crime! Simple inner thoughts do not constitute a crime!