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    Fears mount over free speech as Labour plans to define Islamophobia
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    Fears mount over free speech as Labour plans to define Islamophobia

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    14. JBEqualizer on

      A Daily Mail article about both Labour and Islam. I bet it’s very fair and balanced.

    18. sdraje on

      Maybe, instead of defining islamophobia, we should be defining hate speech in general. Singling out one niche is going to only make it worse, in my opinion.

    20. Smaxter84 on

      Labour well on the way to a 17 tier society. Feel like I’m right down at the bottom.

    21. SerboDuck on

      Who voted for this? When labour campaigned for the last election, I don’t recall them ever telling me if I voted for them that they’d introduce blasphemy laws to protect Islam.

      Every religion should be able to be mocked and I simply don’t care if people from any particular religion are offended by this. Your god is not special. We are not a theocracy.

    22. EncapsulatedTime on

      For a country as godless as the uk, starting a domestic holy war is just crazy.

    23. no_fooling on

      Will we protect flat earthers next?

      If you can’t criticize thoughts ands beliefs what can you criticize? I get protecting things out of people’s control like race and disabilities.

    24. iron81 on

      It’s a very dangerous road we are on, the Church and State are separate for a good reason. By allowing one group special privileges, it creates a Us vs Them mentality

      It makes you wonder why this is being pushed and by whom

    26. BrawDev on

      Everyday I’m astonished we’re so quick to do things about this but equality activists have had an uphill battle for centuries. Lmao.

    27. Proof_Car2125 on

      “Hi Nigel. Yeah I know it’s early, but was wondering if you wanted that portrait of Thatcher hung back up for when you move in?”

    28. AnalTinnitus on

      In other news, Labour are increasing their efforts to get Farage elected as the next PM.

    29. ConfusedQuarks on

      And then, without a hint of irony, Labour will ask “Why are people supporting Reform?”