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by desbest
3237 days ago
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The funny thing about hate speech is that no one can make a unanimous conclusion for what hate speech is. Nowadays hate speech is a euphamism for any idea or opinion someone doesn't like, so the term hate speech has lost its meaning. It now means using gender pronouns to refer to people, using gendered job names, saying that men and women are born with different brains, saying that there's only 2 genders, saying that feminism is cancer, saying there's a link between islam and terrorism, saying that black people underachieve in society due to genetics instead of the evil racist oppressive white male - and much more. |
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>no one can make a unanimous conclusion for what hate speech is
Would it be a "unanimous" conclusion if it were a conclusion drawn by a singular person or entity?
>It now means using gender pronouns to refer to people
Do you have an example of this being identified as hate speech?