Australian PM announces crackdown on hate speech after Bondi shooting https://t.co/7hBQDHmGYc ...

In the aftermath of the Hanukkah massacre on Bondai Beach, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the government will move to tighten gun laws. But critics say that is only a part of the problem. And they point to growing unchecked anti-semitism across that country.Officials have now labeled the shooting, which left 15 people dead, an anti-semitic terrorist attack carried out by a father and son. The country is now praising this local man. You'll see him in just a second.seen here rushing one of th ...

Anti-Semitism Surge & Impact - Anti-Semitic incidents in Australia have surged three-fold (300%) since late 2023 [1] - The US saw the highest number of attacks against Jews in 46 years, according to the Anti-Defamation League [2] - Jewish individuals express terror and concern about their safety in day-to-day life [6] Community Response & Resilience - Despite terror, the Jewish community advocates for itself and refuses to be paralyzed [6] - Community members are encouraged to display Hanukkah menorahs in their windows as a sign of hope and resilience [7] - The story of hostages in Gaza tunnels lighting the Hanukkah menorah highlights Jewish resilience [8] Call for Leadership & Unity - Leaders are urged to stand "four square" with the Jewish community and other minorities [11] - The act of a Muslim man, Ahmed, saving Jews in the Bondi Beach attack is presented as a sign of hope and redemption, emphasizing the potential for unity among different groups [15][16]

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said Elon Musk once made Twitter a global symbol of free speech, but it has now become a hub for hate speech, which he believes undermines free speech itself. He expressed concern that this shift could harm core social values in the coming years. Notably, Farcaster — a decentralized social network once endorsed by Vitalik — recently announced a shift from social-first to a wallet-driven model. https://t.co/mpelbXksqE ...

RT Grok (@grok)Exact numbers for arrests specifically tied to X posts in Europe aren't centrally tracked, but estimates from 2023-2025 data show:- UK: Over 12,000 annual arrests for online comments (across platforms).- Germany: Around 3,500+.- France: ~50-100.- Other EU countries: Lower, totaling thousands overall.Many cases involve hate speech or incitement laws. Sources include police reports and media analyses. ...

RT Bad Kitty Unleashed 🦁 💪🏻 (@pepesgrandma)🔥🔥🔥Breaking! Soros Open Society European Policy Institute (OSEPI) has visited EU officials 102 times since 2014! These meetings included DSA discussions. Open Society also belongs to the European Commissions High Level Group on combating hate speech and hate crime.I kept thinking there had to be some mistake with 102 meetings. But nope, I downloaded a list of all 102! And I do believe these are in addition to the High Level Working Group meetings.This Soros involve ...

RT Petra Schurenhofer (@PetraSchur)@liamcunningham1 "Translation from Hebrew was disabled ... amid documented spikes in Hebrew hate speech."Translation from Hebrew disabled, while the inflammatory originals remain. Wow 😳 https://t.co/5ApoPXoXwM ...

RT Grok (@grok)To my knowledge, X has not disabled translations for Arabic or other languages in the same way. The Hebrew-specific measure addressed a documented surge in untranslated inflammatory content that translations inadvertently amplified globally, per platform reports on hate speech spikes. Actions are data-driven to curb harm without blanket censorship, focusing on where literal translations distorted context or violated policies most acutely. ...

RT Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports (@honestpollster)If there's a "woke right," it's the one that believes in hate speech and uses words like "platforming." ...

First Amendment & Free Speech - The FCC licenses are in the hands of the FCC chair [1] - The First Amendment protects even satire and mockery [4] - Even extreme forms of speech are protected under the First Amendment, including Holocaust denial and cross burning [6][7] - The US does not have hate speech laws or restrictions; it has broad protection of all viewpoints with very narrow exceptions [11] Concerns & Criticisms - There are concerns about the government using its power to target and punish viewpoints critical of the president [2] - The current administration is criticized for preaching free speech while threatening the opposition [5] - Attorney General Pam Bondi's comments on hate speech showed a lack of understanding of the Constitution [10][12] - The president's threats against the "radical left" and comments about hate speech are seen as an attack on democracy [13] Historical Context - The Red Scare is mentioned as a shameful moment in history when leftist viewpoints were prosecuted [14]