[Kaliphornia]

Originally Posted by subhuman ↗

I wish we had laws like this in the United States!

Personally I think she deserves the death sentence. With any luck she'll die in prison. Let her fate serve as a reminder that you better think twice before questioning who rules over you.

Thoughts?

They're basically putting her in prison for being an asshole. When that becomes the law here, every single one of you fuckers will have to be locked up!

[goatboy666]

tell them all to fuck off gramma
say whatever the fuck you want
but israel will exist forever

[mengala]

Originally Posted by pk222 ↗

freedom of speech is non existent in europe

It seems to be the case. She is 88 years old and deserves to have freedom to express her opinion.

[TheVrist]

If you prevent discourse, people will always question the motives of its secrecy.

[Steve]

Pythagoras was the first to question if planet Earth was flat, should he have been thrown in jail for having a different opinion? Words are just words until they are acted upon. Germany needs to get over their guilt, what happened happened, letting in a million plus mostly non-refugees to ease that guilt doesn't help the average German citizen.

[TheVrist]

The Germans need to be able to ask why Hitler did what he did. What drove him to do what he did.

Perspective is everything..

[zhazoo]

Originally Posted by subhuman ↗

I wish we had laws like this in the United States!

What the fuck is wrong with you? Just because you're offended doesn't mean you have a right to limit other's rights...fucking libtard mentality right there.

[Carach Angren]

I hate holocaust deniers but if we'd silence them with laws then we're no different from the average sjws and feminazis that wish to silence anyone that doesn't agree with then.

Even people with despicable opinions should have the right to voice them.

Here in Holland during the top of the migrant crisis we had police visiting people at home who had posted something against immigrants and how our government was "handling" it

[BBKF]

In Germany you are taught at a very young age to "never forget". This message is repeated in school, activities, everywhere. Germany is not the place to be vocal about "Holocaust Denial".

[Feirefiz]

Originally Posted by Anarchy99 ↗

This is ridiculous. This is due to the typical communist bullshit known as 'Social Justice'. Let her think what she wants. But I would seriously like to know what she is basing her assertion on. She would have only been 17 in 1945, so I don't think she could claim to be an eyewitness. So, she must be basing her assertion on evidence she saw or what she's been told. I realize the point of the law is to prevent the spread of this disinformation, but I would prefer to see disinformation destroyed with truth rather than with force.

EX-ACT-LY!
Ursula Haverbeck is not a political person but just a little girl trying to sublime a psychiatric syndrom she developed when she married a Nazi that was 20 years older than her.
The hag cannot be taken serious and it actually IS injust to send her to jail because she should be in the retirement home.