US EditionCBS: Germany is prosecuting online trolls. Here's how the country is fighting hate speech on the internet.
- German authorities are enforcing existing laws against harmful online speech to curb far-right extremism and protect democracy.
- Germany prohibits hate incitement, Holocaust denial, and personal insults online, according to the country's stringent speech laws.
- Critics label these laws as 'Orwellian,' while defenders argue they are necessary to prevent violence fueled by hate.
- Dr. Matthäus Fink mentioned that many Germans are surprised that their online comments can be deemed criminal, highlighting public awareness issues.
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Fact-Check for Margaret Brennan: Free Speech Did Not Exist in Nazi Germany
Margaret Brennan, the host of “Face the Nation,” must have skipped basic World War II history wherever she went to school. It’s hard to fathom any other explanation for the indefensible claim she made about freedom of speech while she was debating—sorry, “interviewing”—Secretary of State Marco Rubio about Vice President Vance’s deserved chastisement of European governments for their censorship regimes. Brennan’s claim that free speech in Europe …
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modernity.newsIncredible: CBS Anchor Claims Free Speech Caused The Holocaust
by Paul Joseph Watson, Summit News: “Free speech was weaponized to conduct a genocide” During an interview with Secretary of State Marco Rubi Sunday, CBS’s “Face the Nation” anchor Margaret Brennan brazenly declared that Nazis “weaponized” free speech to conduct the Holocaust. Brennan asked Rubio about Vice President JD Vance’s speech in Munich where he blasted […]
CBS's Margaret Brennan scolds Marco Rubio on free speech by suggesting it caused the Holocaust
CBS's Face the Nation host, Margaret Brennan, had lots of scolding for Secretary of State Marco Rubio in her interview with him Sunday, given her displeasure with Vice President J.D. Vance's speech defending free speech last week in Munich. ...
A US report sheds light on the action against hate crime in Germany. The approaches of the two countries to freedom of expression could hardly be more contradictory.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends V.P. Vance's right to challenge other democracies at Munich Security Conference to restore freedom of speech to their citizens * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
Feb. 17, 2025: 8:10 p.m.: Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends V.P. Vance’s right to challenge other democracies at Munich Security Conference to restore freedom of speech to their citizens Vice President J.D. Vance warned European leaders at the Munich Security Conference that if they didn’t restore freedom of speech to their citizens, that their countries would be tumbling backward into the cold war era mindset rather than experiencing a hop…
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