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> Idk if the irish law goes further Had you read the thread you would know that it does. It contains excerpts from the law, showing that mere possession of mat
by Bran_son 3y ago
> Idk if the irish law goes further
Had you read the thread you would know that it does. It contains excerpts from the law, showing that mere possession of material that is "likely to incite hatred" is illegal. That's an incredibly broad definition. Does an article alleging there are many Jews in Biden's cabinet [1] qualify? Or a book alleging white people are racist and fragile [2]?
[1] https://forward.com/news/462330/enough-for-a-minyan-a-jewish-whos-who-of-bidens-cabinet-to-be/ https://forward.com/news/462330/enough-for-a-minyan-a-jewish...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Fragility https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Fragility
- kennywinker 3y agoI mean I’d say no on both accounts. Are you so familiar with the irish legal system that you’re confidant both of these would be made illegal by the law as written? I’m not. Both of those things are not getting charged under the canadian system and i’m pretty sure the wording of our law isn’t too far different from the proposed irish law.