hate speech

This essay is in regard to a crime that too often goes unmentioned when the conversations turn towards political analysis, the contemporary journalistic scene, and broader social critique: the crime of being extremely online.

Writing under the title of “If the El Paso shooter had been Muslim”, Moustafa Bayoumi stated the obvious.
“If the El Paso shooter had been a Muslim,” Bayoumi wrote in the British Guardian newspaper on August 6, US President Donald Trump “would be lobbing accusations such as ‘Islam hates us’ in the direction of Muslims and not lecturing the public about video games.”

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Valeria Martinez Ramirez was 23 months old when she drowned in the Rio Grande with her father Oscar in June this year. They had made the long journey from Salvador to the US border with her mother and brother. The image of Valeria, her arm round her father’s neck as they lay face down on the riverbank, shocked and moved all who saw it. They were the latest casualties of the US government’s immigration offensive.

Gustav Kasselstrand, the leader of the right-wing Alternative For Sweden party, was reported by police for "hate speech" after he gave a speech about deporting migrants who have committed crimes in his country.

Facebook has agreed to provide the names of French users who are suspected of using so-called hate speech on its platform to the courts when requested. Before this mandate, Facebook only provided identification information for terrorism or cases of violence.

Canadian extreme right hate groups have figured out a way to gain mainstream acceptance: Support Israel.
While most of the world voted to label Zionism a form of racism in 1975, many self-declared antiracists in Canada today refuse to challenge far right extremists if they act in service of that European colonial and Jewish supremacist movement.

Youtube has added 'Immigration Status' to its list of protected groups, which is likely to be used to stamp out criticism of mass immigration into Western countries. Insults and claiming violent events are staged false flag operations are against Google's hate speech rules.

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau threatened social media platforms with "consequences" and "meaningful penalties" if they don't "step up" and ban everything his regime feels is "hate speech" or "disinformation." Canadians were not fooled and recognized it as censorship and thought control.

While there is every reason to insist on punishment of acts of violence, the problem with the cry of antisemitism today is that it has become a ploy to discourage anyone from criticizing the policies of the Israeli government or the policies of the US government that support Israeli policies.