@Nayf commie

@Nayf

hey libtards

epic

the INLA was deleonist prove me wrong

seems to be a reasonable observation

@Firefly faglet

invite mr.e back, moron

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@Firefly fuck you

and die in a pit

if anyone wants a link to the server mr.e is in, ask me

Can anyone define "hate speech" for me?

it's subjective to a degree

different people are offended in different ways by different things

but there is a general consensus that it is the deliberate use of terms known to cause offence to someone

although admittedly that is vague

Hate speech is dialogue that threatens to endanger the physical well-being of another individual

Becoming aggrieved by contumely should not be categorised as hate speech.

But then again, this is my interpretation. Countries have laws which define 'hate speech', all with varying elucidations.

@DOg Isn't that restriction a dangerous thing?

For example, what really is anti-Semitism?

Criticizing Israel in any way?

Criticizing Jewish people at all?

Why would that be legislated into law in places like Germany?

The government along with the will of the people should be the judge of when that abuse occurs

Why would restrictions be a bad thing?

The state decides what hate speech is.

^This is not an issue for corporations to be involved who are not capable of making judgments free of economic bias.

I do agree, the meaning of anti-Semitism is rather vague. With criticisms of distasteful Jewish practises or the abhorrent actions of the state of Israel being brushed aside as 'xenophobia' or 'anti-Semitism'.

Places like Germany are unique due to historical events.

People are stupid

Until then let people who know what they are doing make the decisions

I will burn your logic you fat fuck Mr E

@PugSlugger Well, in short, human lives were and are wasted everywhere doesnt matter the ideology.

I'm not a DPRK apologist, but, men in Pyongyang are more gentlemen in fashion than today's American men.

speaking of americans