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November 9th 2008 EuroPenises

Pajamas Media » Can You Call Someone ‘Anti-Semitic’ on a Blog? Not in Germany

In a tortuous ruling that threatens to have a chilling effect on discussions of “new” German anti-Semitism, the District Court of Cologne recently upheld a restraining order that forbids author Henryk Broder from describing the discourse of a virulent critic of Israel as “anti-Semitic” in a post on a popular German blog.

Euro political correction rams its own tail up its own ass and swallows hard.

Wanna bet these morons don’t ban the term “anti-Islamic” though?

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