Germany: ‘Hate Speech’ Punished More Harshly Than Gang Rape
Courts find calling a rapist a “dishonourable rapist pig” a worse crime than being one.
Courts find calling a rapist a “dishonourable rapist pig” a worse crime than being one.
‘Hate Speech’ is not defined in Poland’s penal code, and any codified version of the term will inevitably be weaponised to achieve political ends.
The Belgian EU presidency doesn’t trust Europeans to judge online content without government intervention.
Over 500 organizations participate in the campaign against “right-wing extremism” while the government is quietly giving out hundreds of millions of euros to silence right-wing voices online.
“You don’t want a debate, you want an inquisition!” MEP Patricia Chagnon snapped as the leftists adopted what’s essentially a blank cheque for silencing any dissenting opinion.
“You can’t silence the truth with punishments, prohibitions and intimidation!” Tom Vandendriessche said in response to the allegations of parliamentary misconduct.
Christian politician Päivi Räsäsen said she would not give up defending her right to freedom of speech.
The ruling party has already withdrawn the credentials of some media outlets to attend its events.
Unlike MMA superstar Conor McGregor, a politician calling for murdering rioters faces no apparent criminal investigation.
Päivi Räsänen’s case illustrates that dangerously vague ‘hate speech’ laws will be abused by those in power.
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