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© Copyright 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Violence as French far-right TV pundit holds campaign rally
By SYLVIE CORBET VILLEPINTE, France©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Express sister
The far-right want to discriminate against Jewish people, you say?? Who could have guessed, except for everyone?
Express sister
The far-right are scum and the world would be better off without them
Express sister
They don't, actually. Good work ignoring the violence of the far-right, though! I think you spent too long describing your opinion, though. I'm sure you can sum it up in 14 words.
Madverts
Split the extreme right vote Mr Trumpy-lite...
A fine job. Keep the nuts from power.
Strangerland
I can understand the discussion on whether or not hate speech could be illegal.
But to respect the people who have done something that would even put them in the position of being charged, much less convicted of it?
"I respect anything you say and I'll defend your right to say it".
WilliB
Anybody deviating from the corporate media narrative is branded as "far right". This is riduculous. When everything is "far right", nothing is.
Strangerland
Everyhing isn't far right. It's just that when you look at the people on the right, over the past few years a much larger portion has moved further right, increasing the number of far-rightists.
Most of the world is still left. But there are definitely a lot more far-right extremists these days.
WilliB
BigYen
That is only hard to understand if you uncritically believe the media mislabel of "far right".
Being for the nation station and its secular constitution is only "far right" in the minds of polemicists who never deviate from a narrative.
Attilathehungry
Stranger; yes, because they highlight the idiocy of such laws. It is nothing to do with the particulars of what he said.
Attilathehungry
Hate speech convictions can be seen as badges of honour, especially in repressive places like the EU. He wants France to stay French, nothing wrong with that.