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  • I agree that there should be tolerance toward persons of all "races," but I don't agree with the anti-free speech legislation that prevails in Europe, today,. and that Zionists seek to implement in America. It is the new form of "book burning," meant to stifle rational discussion about historical events. Moreover, it contravenes Article 19 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights.

    If you want to see who the real fascists are, then please google: "Were the Germans so Stupid?"

    Kind Regards

  • @LibertaerUeberAlles This whole freedom of speech is starting to get out of hand. If you want to voice your opinion, then fine go ahead, but once it becomes hate speech I say none of that! People keep acting like they have every right to say whatever they want. There are limits for everything, and hate speech is crossing the boundaries of free speech. This has nothing to do with "Zionists", this has to do with human rights...nobody should be alienated or attacked (which Nazis do to people).

  • @hotsizzleakadafizz

    Your comment doesn't make sense. As a legal construct,"hate speech" is no more legitimate than "happy speech." It is simply a political tool, defined by whomever is in power at the moment. Be assured, when your "group" loses political power, then it will simply be redefined to keep you from expressing opinions.

    This is why censorship by the various Zionists groups should be rejected, in favor of Article 19. IMO, "Were the Germans so Stupid?" explains this rather well.

  • 2:59 Anti-Faschistic, NPD????? I don't think so.

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