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> A proper article about Hate Speech as part of Free Speech
> Sources are properly linked to sites like supreme.justia.com
Holy crap:
> Why not ask ourselves how we know that the Holocaust occurred?
> Ideas are like muscles—they atrophy if they are not properly exercised
> Which is preferable: a person who accepts the Holocaust’s historicity based exclusively on the fact that it is what they have been told, or a person who experiences doubt and examines original documents, meets people with serial numbers tattooed on their arms, and visits the death camps or the mass graves?
> Some ideas are repugnant, and some people will hold these ideas against all reason. Even so, there is something to be learned from seeing a person express such an idea, if not from the idea itself
Check this:
https://www.thefire.org/censoring-bigoted-speech-at-uc-san-diego-who-does-it-help/
> If racist speech is censored rather than exposed, it’s hard to know who the racists are – and harder still to demonstrate the falsity of their ideas.
> Freedom of speech is what makes this awareness possible.
> On the other hand, censoring racist speech amounts to nothing more than a cover-up.