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The post that was quoted here has been removedThis would not be possible, actually.
The post that was quoted here has been removedYes, it is international, but the OP posts an article about an American company (Facebook), and the OP, that being YOU, kicked us off with a discussion of America:
Some, if not many, American politicians (and lawyers) may argue that the
First Amendment should not protect criticism of Israel or Zionism.
The post that was quoted here has been removedSO, if you do not like the way I am discussing America, then I apologize? IDK. Irrelevant to me.
@philokalia said... Holocaust denial & revisionism is somethign that might not even be legal in the US in another few decades if the totalitarian left has their way.
This would not be possible, actually.
It only appears to be possible if you do an unfair comparison.
To clarify:
It has always been legal to deny the Holocaust or any other event you wish in the US, but it has been the case for decades that doing so would result in ostracism and likely losing your job if you do so loudly.
Anti-Zionism [i]is something ...[text shortened]... hat might not even be legal in the US in another few decades if the totalitarian left has their way.
The post that was quoted here has been removedD64: But there's now a US right-wing movement to deny the principle of citizenship by jus solis.