You can say that. It's not actionable. I'm anonymous, in theory, and the logistics of such an act are ridiculous.

What he did named specific targets, making it actionable. The court was right. The "migrant hotels" are not anonymous, their location is publicly known.

Your argument ironically is probably why the woman lost. Every so often the system has to at least pretend there's justice. It gives that veneer of legitimacy.