• Dasus@lemmy.world
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    12 days ago

    Could you fucking stop spamming this garbage propaganda?

    Everyone except the filthy Zionists knew that Pro-Palestinian rhetoric is covered by the freedom of speech.

    Essentially this article is Zionists complaining that “we have to respect other people? But mooom I don’t want to”

    Fuck off and breathe in a a cactus

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      12 days ago

      Everyone except the filthy Zionists knew that Pro-Palestinian rhetoric is covered by the freedom of speech.

      1. Pro palestine and anti-zionism are different concepts

      2. This is the UK where we don’t have a fetishised version of free speech

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        12 days ago

        Pro palestine and anti-zionism are different concepts

        My point exactly. This was Pro-Palestinian rhetoric, which is now being painted as Anti-Zionist rhetoric, for obvious reasons.

        From the article:

        An employment tribunal in the UK has concluded that holding the belief that Israel’s actions against Palestinians amount to apartheid, ethnic cleansing and genocide are “worthy of respect in a democratic society”.

        That’s Pro-Palestinian beliefs.

        This is the UK where we don’t have a fetishised version of free speech

        I’m Finnish, not American.

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      12 days ago

      It is also worded in such a way as to compare it to the Forstater judgement because Kath Viner has to work in transphobia to every part of the Guardian