Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "When and where did the idea of 'hate speech' have its origin?" video.

I think of hate speech more in terms of hate facts. Because that's what it usually is. Pointing out facts that the regime hates.
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Hate speech can usually be boiled down to hate facts.
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And of course if you are in the majority or perceived privileged group, any subjective offense you report is considered to be illegitimate.
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@everest9707 It's no accident that there is no definition of hate in current legislation. That would enable other groups of people who are not lucky enough to bear the label "protected class" to win their own discrimination cases. At the moment, the law can act idiologically rather than following clear, defined standards across the board.
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Try living in Sudan.. Congo... Nigeria... Although in second thought, they all would be considered 100% diverse 😏
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@drrtfm Noblesse oblige dear boy. You should try to learn how the class system in the UK actually worked and how important it was to the functioning of a nation who, as small as we are, had no business exerting such incredible power and influence all over the world, and yet we did... that is until we systematically destroyed said class system.
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