> you can even say something like that in first person if it is satire or provocative art I can give you a counter-example (although in France where we have si

> you can even say something like that in first person if it is satire or provocative art I can give you a counter-example (although in France where we have similar laws). Patrick Sebastien, who is a well-known French humorist has been convicted for exactly that (he impersonated Jean-Marie Le Pen, far right politician, in a satire song "casser du noir"). Sorry but I can only find a reference to a French article http://www.liberation.fr/medias/1996/03/13/patrick-sebastien-condamne-il-doit-verser-30-000-francs-pour-provocation-a-la-haine-raciale-osons_165999 http://www.liberation.fr/medias/1996/03/13/patrick-sebastien... The judges concluded that this was indeed an incitation to racial hatred, which is illegal in France.