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87-year old jailed for Holocaust denial in Germany


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1 minute ago, Goosey said:

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No one should be jailed for expressing a belief. Put this grandma behind bars because she disagrees with the accepted version of historical events? Alarming.

A fact is a fact. Also disgusting first picture.

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5 minutes ago, Simon said:

A fact is a fact. Also disgusting first picture.

All free countries allow people to dispute or simply refuse to believe facts. I don't go to jail for believing the earth is flat. It's also a fact there's nothing in that photo that the designers intended to be offensive. :rip:

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2 minutes ago, Goosey said:

All free countries allow people to dispute or simply refuse to believe facts. I don't go to jail for believing the earth is flat. It's also a fact there's nothing in that photo that the designers intended to be offensive. :rip:

You hurt no one when you say that the earth is flat (well, maybe some scientist hearts)

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10 minutes ago, Simon said:

You hurt no one when you say that the earth is flat (well, maybe some scientist hearts)

It doesn't matter if speech is "hurtful". Unless it's directly inciting violence they have a right to say what they think. A person's feelings don't justify restricting someone else's freedom of expression.

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8 minutes ago, Goosey said:

It doesn't matter if speech is "hurtful". Unless it's directly inciting violence they have a right to say what they think. A person's feelings don't justify restricting someone else's freedom of expression.

denying the holocaust is inciting violence 

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1 hour ago, Simon said:

denying the holocaust is inciting violence 

No, it's not.

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TiphEret

I think some of you need to put things in their context, if a law exists there is a reason for it. In Germany and as well in France it's illegal to deny crime such as the holocaust. It's not directly against freedom of speech as some of you may think, but the fact that after WWII public figure were denying the holocaust, in the press and such and spreading antisemitism by doing so: Jews aren't real victime, it's all a lie, it's the Jewish lobby trying to get Palestine for themselves and so  and so... Basically spreading hateful views on Jews. I don't think it's so bad to forbid to publish lies in public when it comes to history it's not like it's a theory about the big bang, it's something that our grandparents went through. Maybe some don't get it because your family wasn't deported well think two minutes if someone was telling to your face you are lying about torture and the death of 6 million people, it's quite a big deal, so to negate that you must be really hating on Jews, why is it so hard to understand? Because you didn't go through that? So maybe tomorrow I could publicly says that slavery never existed it's in the head of Black people and that they always play the victims etc... you would find this acceptable? 

But if you are happy in the US being able to spread hate so be it but don't come complain in the next thread about racism and stereotype when you don't mind hate speech.

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1 hour ago, TiphEret said:

It's not directly against freedom of speech as some of you may think

It is... by definition...

1 hour ago, TiphEret said:

Maybe some don't get it because your family wasn't deported well think two minutes if someone was telling to your face you are lying about torture and the death of 6 million people, it's quite a big deal, so to negate that you must be really hating on Jews, why is it so hard to understand?

Should there be a law against 9/11 conspiracy theories?

1 hour ago, TiphEret said:

But if you are happy in the US being able to spread hate so be it but don't come complain in the next thread about racism and stereotype when you don't mind hate speech.

You don't seem to get it. Voltaire and all that.

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4 hours ago, Qualle1 said:

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It's really hard but it seems to be more cultural than anything.... 

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8 hours ago, Goosey said:

It is... by definition...

Should there be a law against 9/11 conspiracy theories?

You don't seem to get it. Voltaire and all that.

You don't seem to get it either so maybe go educate yourself about negationnism first... I don't have anything to add 

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15 hours ago, TiphEret said:

You don't seem to get it either so maybe go educate yourself about negationnism first... I don't have anything to add 

You don't seem to get it, so educate yourself on freedom of expression. Let me not remind you of the reason my country and other non-Axis, non-occupied countries don't need such laws, and why yours thinks that they do.

20 hours ago, Qualle1 said:

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Many people oppose these laws including some of the most respected Holocaust historians (ie: Raul Hillberg), intellectuals and philosophers (Christopher Hitchens, Noam Chomsky, etc). They must be trolling.

Most commonwealth countries don't have Holocaust denial laws because such laws go against their constitutions, charters of rights or fundamental principles. I guess they're trolls too!

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3 hours ago, Goosey said:

You don't seem to get it, so educate yourself on freedom of expression. Let me not remind you of the reason my country and other non-Axis, non-occupied countries don't need such laws, and why yours thinks that they do.

Many people oppose these laws including some of the most respected Holocaust historians (ie: Raul Hillberg), intellectuals and philosophers (Christopher Hitchens, Noam Chomsky, etc). They must be trolling.

Most commonwealth countries don't have Holocaust denial laws because such laws go against their constitutions, charters of rights or fundamental principles. I guess they're trolls too!

It's laughable when an American is talking about freedom of speech, like seriously? Your country deny visa to artist that have a big mouth, I mean they are the best at spying on people and YOU talk to me about FREEDOM of SPEECH? I am sorry but you made my day I am laughing so hard now! Have fun living in a delusion. Again the law regarding negationnism isn't directly in connection with freedom of speech and you don't get because you weren't occupied as your country is usually the occupier in most part of the world. bye

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5 hours ago, Goosey said:

You don't seem to get it, so educate yourself on freedom of expression. Let me not remind you of the reason my country and other non-Axis, non-occupied countries don't need such laws, and why yours thinks that they do.

Many people oppose these laws including some of the most respected Holocaust historians (ie: Raul Hillberg), intellectuals and philosophers (Christopher Hitchens, Noam Chomsky, etc). They must be trolling.

Most commonwealth countries don't have Holocaust denial laws because such laws go against their constitutions, charters of rights or fundamental principles. I guess they're trolls too!

Noam Chomsky :air:

 

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8 hours ago, TiphEret said:

It's laughable when an American is talking about freedom of speech, like seriously? Your country deny visa to artist that have a big mouth, I mean they are the best at spying on people and YOU talk to me about FREEDOM of SPEECH? I am sorry but you made my day I am laughing so hard now! Have fun living in a delusion. Again the law regarding negationnism isn't directly in connection with freedom of speech and you don't get because you weren't occupied as your country is usually the occupier in most part of the world. bye

He's not from the US. He's Canadian, just wanted to point that out. 

He's always talking like he's a US citizen for some reason though lol. 

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