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Douglas Murray on How to Treat ISIS/Hamas Sympathizers

Western Chauvinist
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There's nothing I could say as powerful and gracious as this. Must watch.

If there are to be any limits on "free speech" we could start with speech in support of genocidal murderers rather than people praying silently outside abortion abattoirs. The West is facing an extinction level event with such twisted moral depravity. Time to straighten up and stand in support of the Jews.

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  • David Carroll@DavidCarroll

    In the United States, we have freedom of speech. We would not be able to deport Hamas supporters to the Gaza Strip for merely expressing their support (even for the horrific rapes, kidnappings and murders) and holding a flag. But that doesn't mean that I can't have a burning desire to unzip my fly and void my bladder upon them and their flag.

    My freedom of speech permits me to voice my contempt for them (although not to assault them them with unclean liquids or otherwise however much I may desire to do so).

  • Globalitarian Misanthropist@Flicker
    ReplyingtoDavid Carroll

    David Carroll (View Comment):

    In the United States, we have freedom of speech. We would not be able to deport Hamas supporters to the Gaza Strip for merely expressing their support (even for the horrific rapes, kidnappings and murders) and holding a flag. But that doesn’t mean that I can’t have a burning desire to unzip my fly and void my bladder upon them and their flag.

    My freedom of speech permits me to voice my contempt for them (although not to assault them them with unclean liquids or otherwise however much I may desire to do so).

    I think he's talking about refugees.

  • Paul Stinchfield@PaulStinchfield
    ReplyingtoDavid Carroll

    David Carroll (View Comment):

    In the United States, we have freedom of speech. We would not be able to deport Hamas supporters to the Gaza Strip for merely expressing their support (even for the horrific rapes, kidnappings and murders) and holding a flag.

    All the more reason to be highly selective in who we allow to immigrate and who we allow to become citizens.

    But I think we could deport non-citizens who support terrorists.

  • Western Chauvinist@WesternChauvinist
    ReplyingtoDavid Carroll

    David Carroll (View Comment):

    In the United States, we have freedom of speech. We would not be able to deport Hamas supporters to the Gaza Strip for merely expressing their support (even for the horrific rapes, kidnappings and murders) and holding a flag. But that doesn’t mean that I can’t have a burning desire to unzip my fly and void my bladder upon them and their flag.

    My freedom of speech permits me to voice my contempt for them (although not to assault them them with unclean liquids or otherwise however much I may desire to do so).

    Yes, but our Constitution is not a suicide pact. We are committing moral suicide in this country. And enemies like Hamas will take advantage of our weakness.

    I'm suddenly not such a huge fan of free speech, although it does reveal the Nazis among us.

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