Holocaust Denial now Illegal in the UK...

[borjastick]

Simon Webb announces new laws covering the internet and claims they include making holocaust denial illegal in the UK.

But really it was his opening remarks that got me and made my blood pressure rise.

[Cowboy]

Whenever somebody attempts to 'redpill' someone about the Holocaust, I strongly believe that informing them that 'denying' the key aspects of the story (6 million, gas chambers, etc.) is illegal across most of the West is the best primer. It's very telling that this is one of (Tiananmen Square?), if not the only historical event that has to be enforced by law.

This topic is going to become unavoidable eventually. It's a good sign that more people are taking a revisionist stance on the Holocaust every single day. Instagram/X is now littered with revisionist content. The believers are slowly losing numbers, and the Israelis/Jews are losing sympathy. Within the next decade (probably sooner at this rate), there will simply be too many people to arrest under Holocaust denial laws. We are winning.

[Archie]

As far as I know they don't have any formal HD laws yet, but there are definite problems.

The Online Safety Act of 2023
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Safety_Act_2023

The enforcement wing is called Ofcom. My understanding is that you might get cops at your door if you post anything "hateful" on social media.

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