Author: Vyasji

I am a senior retired engineer in USA with a couple of masters degrees. Born and raised in the Vedic family tradition in Bhaarat. Thanks to the Vedic gurus and Sri Krishna, I am a humble Vedic preacher, and when necessary I serve as a Purohit for Vedic dharma ceremonies.

On Legal Aspect of Hate Speech

On Legal Aspect of Hate Speech

Most democracies say that hate speech is illegal, and should not be allowed, and be punished.

In judging a speech as a hate speech, the court does not find if the speech is telling a truth or a lie.

Take an example of Islam. It’s Books (Koran and Hadith) are fill of hate speeches against the kafirs (non-Muslims.) So, then on that ground the democracies must declare Islam illegal.

Additionally, if a kafir hates Islam, or Koran and Hadith, then the kafir has a valid ground to hate Islam.

The court cannot tell the kafirs to live Islam, the killer religion for the kafirs.

Therefore, when there is valid data/ground to hate something, then such a speech should not be punishable. Therefore, all the Hindus have the right to hate Islam and give hate speech on Islam on streets anytime, and it must not e punishable. If the Muslims come to attack them, then the Hindus have the birthright for aatma-raxan and kill the Muslims who come to attack them.

Bottom line: The court must judge of a hate speech has vaild ground for it or not. When no ground, then only it is punishable.

Jaya sri Krishna!

Suresh Vyas

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