Topic: Ernst Zundel

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The origins of modern "hate speech" laws are traced back to the 1980s Holocaust denial trials of Ernst Zundel in Canada and Germany. While Zundel was a controversial figure, his legal battles established a precedent for the government to criminalize "false news" and "incitement of hatred." These laws are now being expanded to target "climate deniers" and those who question gender ideology or open borders.