[MHalblaub]

In a real warped way, I'm always proud to see a small band of skin-heads marching down the street with a few guys in hoods, etc. "What a great country" I think, that even idiots like these have the right to march down the street. (With the proper permits etc. and if they keep from breaking windows, etc.)

They got the same rights in Germany, France or elsewhere in Europa.

But in Germany is a special law according to the denying of the Holocaust. Why?

Well, even here on FR is a limitation to free speech. I would never say "F**K OFF" to anyone but posts including such statements will be deleted as a personal offence.

The German legislative concluded denying of the Holocaust as an offence to the Holocaust survivors or as an offence to the one slaughtered. To protect survivors or surviving dependents no individual has to put it on trail it is commission for attorneys of the state to do it for them.

[geopyg]

"Well, even here on FR is a limitation to free speech. I would never say "F**K OFF" to anyone but posts including such statements will be deleted as a personal offence.

The German legislative concluded denying of the Holocaust as an offence to the Holocaust survivors or as an offence to the one slaughtered. To protect survivors or surviving dependents no individual has to put it on trail it is commission for attorneys of the state to do it for them."

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I'm glad you can express yourself without using profanity. On the other hand, as a private site, the moderators can delete anything they want to.

And I can see why, although in a misguided way, the Germans want to protect the victims of the Holocaust from deniers. Perhaps the U.S. should make a law that puts any 9/11 deniers into jail, especially the ones that say that no airplanes were involved, and that those passengers are actually living in a remote complex in Colorado?

Or maybe we should should keep it the way it is. At least it adds more comic relief to the liberal protest rallys whenever a 9/11Truth.org sign marches past.