New South Wales, the Australian state where the massacre at Sydney’s Bondi Beach took place last Sunday, plans to ban hateful symbols and speech, as well as provide police greater powers to remove face coverings during public gatherings https://t.co/wp8AFe3U0I ...

The EU just slapped 𝕏 with a $140M+ fine for “hate speech & misinformation” under the DSA.Translation: Brussels wants to be the arbiter of what Europeans are allowed to read and say.This isn’t about safety. It’s about control.X will keep fighting for your right to speak freely and see unfiltered reality, no matter how much they fine us.Truth isn’t negotiable. ...

The Vilnius District Court fined Remigijus Zemaitaitis 5,000 euros for inciting hatred against Jews and denying Nazi Germany crimes in his Facebook posts https://t.co/vFFS6axSSp ...

Hi, I'm Mia Stub and I'm 17 years old. I'm in year 12 at Lston Girl School. I take trams, study for my VC exams, practice getting my driving hours up, cry over math methods, and probably spend way too much time on my phone. I'm also Jewish. And being Jewish in Melbourne, Australia right now, it's complicated. It's heavy. And sometimes it's frightening. It feels like I'm walking around with an invisible label on my back. One that I didn't choose, but was stuck on me. One that people are reacting to anyway. I ...

RT Del (@TheCartelDel)The average monthly salary in Nigeria, Kenya, and Bangladesh is roughly $470, $393, and $220. Because Twitter no longer meaningfully penalizes accounts that spread lies, incite conflict, or promote hate, and has now monetized engagement, it's created a system where these bad actors can profit. For some folks in lower-income countries, provoking outrage abroad can earn double the pay of a full-time local job. They've effectively incentivized a perfect storm that funds & fuels Skrulls to ...

Government & Legal - Left-wing governments globally are moving towards criminalizing "misinformation" [1] - South Korea's President considers hate speech & misinformation on social media a crime exceeding freedom of expression [1] - The South Korean government views misinformation as a threat to democracy requiring severe punishment [1]

Allegations of Defamation and Misinformation - The organization, @FDRLST, claims ADL maliciously defamed them in 2022 [1] - The organization alleges ADL falsely labeled them as "hateful, extreme, or terrorist" [1] - The organization asserts ADL's claims are based on their accurate reporting of questionable votes in Georgia in 2020 [1] Characterization of ADL - The organization describes ADL as an unreliable, dishonest, left-wing hate group [1]

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)🚨🇨🇭SWISS MAN SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR SAYING MEN AREN’T WOMENEmanuel Brünisholz is going to prison for 10 days.Why? He pointed out that humans are either male or female.In response to a politician’s post, he wrote that skeletons don’t have gender identities... and called the rest “a mental illness pushed in schools.”That was enough for Swiss authorities to charge him with hate speech under a law meant to stop racism, not biology.Where have we seen this before?He refused to pay the ...

Free Speech Debate - The report highlights a controversy surrounding Attorney General Pam Bondi's stance on hate speech, suggesting the Department of Justice would target those engaging in it [1] - Critics, including conservatives and free speech advocates, argue that so-called hate speech is protected by the First Amendment [1][2] - The debate extends to discussions about censorship, disfavored viewpoints, and the legal definition of hate speech in America [1][2] Political Reactions and Implications - President Trump's response to Bondi's remarks is described as a stream of consciousness, shifting from a fighter mode to a concierge approach [5] - The report suggests that the administration's reaction to the Charlie Kirk assassination is being used as a lever of power [12] - Concerns are raised about the potential weaponization of government to target organizations viewed as leftist [9] Media and Public Discourse - The report mentions ABC paying $16 million for a form of hate speech, raising questions about media responsibility [3] - The free press is commended for warning against the dangers of suppressing speech [8] - The discussion extends to battles on college campuses regarding speech codes and politically protected speech [9] Potential Consequences - Concerns are raised about a slippery slope, where a stupid thing said by an attorney general quickly escalates to extreme measures [7] - The report suggests that individuals may face consequences for saying things deemed inappropriate, including being reported to their bosses and potentially fired [10][15] - The legacy of Charlie Kirk is discussed in the context of free speech, with concerns that Bondi's actions threaten that legacy [14][15]

The suspected shooter in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has been formally charged with aggravated murder. Utah prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty in this case. 22-year-old Tyler Robinson also faces charges of obstruction of justice and witness tampering along with several other counts.The suspect appeared in court virtually for the first time yesterday, remaining silent as the charges were read against him. Also yesterday, prosecutors revealed new details about the hours follo ...