Repressive Intolerance

June 4, 2008 on 11:38 pm | Friedrich Braun | Crime, European Union , Free Speech , Law , Political Philosophy | | Email This Post | Print this Post

We have all heard about the situation in the E.U. and Canada. However, I have yet to read why all this is happening. Why have these countries criminalized all criticism of multiculturalism? It’s still somewhat of a puzzle to me.

A select few who see the peril to which their neighbors are oblivious and who proceed to save their community against overwhelming odds, is a familiar literary and cinematic concept. Earlier this month (May 11-12) I had the pleasure of addressing one such real-life group in the capital of Austria, where some sixty activists from 16 European countries and the United States attended a symposium with the self-explanatory title, Counter-Jihad Vienna 2008: Defending Civil Liberties in Europe.

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