The largest opposition party in the Republic of Ireland, Sinn Féin, has changed its stance on proposed hate speech laws, which signals a political shift in the country and means the bill is unlikely to be passed this side of a general election.
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Jaysus, Mary, and Joseph! T’wasn’t so long ago Sinn Féin was blowing up pubs and kneecapping the competition in their protection rackets. During “The Troubles,” there’s plenty of folks would’ve been glad of a wee bit of hate speech instead of downright hateful actions.
FFS: Ireland would be silent and sober but for hate speech –which is the national sport!
https://youtu.be/eirq4laOhcU?si=IxHDAaUcImXXBtV8
And who determines what Hate Speech Is?
“And who determines what Hate Speech Is?”….. Therein lies the rub (as it were).
FJB
“And who determines what Hate Speech Is?”
Those with the guns … and the willingness to use them.
hate speech is something a nlawyer pulled out of its ass