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by espadrine
3424 days ago
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Your long sentence is not hate speech. "I hate muslims" is. It is similar to how you mustn't say "I hate women" just because you have an enemy that happens to have two X chromosomes. Although your real argument here is not about hate speech; it relates to proselytism, which definitely requires a legal framework. |
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No, it's not.
Edit: Big surprise that this got a quick downvote with no comment. Really helpful feedback.
Either cite some law supporting the statement in question, preferably one that distinguishes the actual 'line' not to be crossed, or recognize that saying you hate $GROUP is not the same as hate speech, at least in any sane place.
What's next? If I proclaim that I hate dogs, is that hate speech AND animal cruelty?
FWIW I love dogs, and my original short comment was a comment about free speech and sane limits on it. If you think it was a dig at Muslims, or that they're even relevant to the point, your reading comprehension sucks. I don't care what religion you are, it's none of my business as long as it doesn't directly negatively affect anyone else. I also haven't bought into the 'Muslim bogey-man' narrative, if that affects your interpretation.