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An 88-year-old woman, who has a string of previous convictions related to Holocaust denial, has been handed a six-month prison sentence for denying Nazi Germany’s mass murder of six million Jews.
Ursula Haverbeck, who has been branded the “Nazi grandma” by German press, was sentenced by a Berlin court on Monday for denying the holocaust at an event in Berlin back in January 2016.
No matter what you think about her, isn't this really excessive?
I would call it ridiculous. No matter how ignorant, stupid or ill conceived what someone is saying they should never be subject to any government interference. You either support freedom or speech or you don't, there is no in between.
I would call it ridiculous. No matter how ignorant, stupid or ill conceived what someone is saying they should never be subject to any government interference. You either support freedom or speech or you don't, there is no in between.
What part of "germany" did you miss? While pretty open minded, this is one of their few spots where they dont tolerate this idiocy as it caused the world to revile them and killed millions.
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The men had access to communal kitchens, with the utensils a regular kitchen would have, where they could cook fresh food purchased with wages earned in vocational programs.
We hoped that we were getting a glimpse of what the future of the American criminal justice system could look like.
They have enough issues with plastic spoons and forks, metal ones?
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