Irish government seeks to ban opposition to transgender ideology
by Jonathon Van Maren, The Bridgehead:
Many of you have likely seen footage of the recent riots in Dublin in response to a knife attack against children by an Algerian migrant. In response, however, the Irish government has decided to crack down…not on migration, but on the Irish people’s ability to vocally oppose it. They have revived efforts to pass an onerous “hate speech” law called the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022. To get an idea of just how radical it is, read for yourself:
As Rod Dreher pointed out over at The European Conservative: “If you have in your possession a book, photo, meme, newspaper, or anything at all critical of a ‘protected’ class—including racial and sexual minorities, transgender people, and migrants (because ‘nationality’ is a protected characteristic)—you can be guilty of a hate crime. Note that under the proposed law, they don’t have to prove you incited violence or hatred. All you have to do is to possess material that is likely to do so, in the judgment of authorities.”
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