But where does hate speech begin? Is there absolutely nothing one can say that is hate speech?
For instance, how would you react to important hate said about you, personally? Or would this become something covered by libel law and not hate crime?
When do we separate from official 'fact' and rightful allegation?
I'm asking these questions because I, through my own inadequate investigation, have determined, among other things, that 9/11 has never been truthfully answered. I am somewhat upset that our media always carries the official line and never diverts from it even though so many believe that 9/11 is full of untruths. I, for one, do not believe that the twin towers could collapse in the manner that they did. And that Building 7, most especially, was a picture perfect demolition.
I certainly do not know what happened but the official line denies any truth.
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Hi, Doug. Interesting.
But where does hate speech begin? Is there absolutely nothing one can say that is hate speech?
For instance, how would you react to important hate said about you, personally? Or would this become something covered by libel law and not hate crime?
When do we separate from official 'fact' and rightful allegation?
I'm asking these questions because I, through my own inadequate investigation, have determined, among other things, that 9/11 has never been truthfully answered. I am somewhat upset that our media always carries the official line and never diverts from it even though so many believe that 9/11 is full of untruths. I, for one, do not believe that the twin towers could collapse in the manner that they did. And that Building 7, most especially, was a picture perfect demolition.
I certainly do not know what happened but the official line denies any truth.
Russ Johnsen
Charleswood
johnsenrc@yahoo.com
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