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Legality of removal of protesters from Holocaust commemoration ceremony.

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  • #62
    NewClareman
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123108482#Comment_123108482

    It could. It could also be argued that this clause in the IHRA definition of antisemitism is belittling the deaths of the millions of non-Jews that were also killed.



  • #63
    Donald Trump
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123108525#Comment_123108525

    The woman who was interviewed afterwards who was put out said she didn't plan it, but that she got up and turned her back because Higgins mentioned Gaza.

    It is right that she was taken out. It was not (as she claimed) "my own event". It was an event to mark the deaths of millions of people, many of whom happened to share the same religion as her. She insulted their memory with her little attention seeking stunt, and also insulted the Irish State.



  • #64
    Robbo
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    Moderation: I think we've gone long beyond any legal issues stemming from the removal of protestors and into another interminable Punch and Judy show about [insert culture war topic of the week].



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