Why Are There Crimes Of Opinion In France? [Vincent Reynouard]

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Pourquoi ce délit d'opinion en France - Why is it a crime to have an opinion in France

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Pourquoi ce délit d'opinion en France? Cette ultime vidéo de synthèse s’adresse au grand public. J’y présente très brièvement les principaux arguments révisionnistes afin de montrer qu’il ne s’agit pas d’antisémitisme mais exclusivement d’histoire. Puis je pose la question : pourquoi ce refus du débat et pourquoi cet acharnement judiciaire contre les révisionnistes ?

Why is it a crime to have an opinion in France In this ultimate video synthesis (which targets the general public), I present briefly the main revisionist's arguments, to show that it is not anti-Semitism, but exclusively history. Then, I ask the question: why this debat denial and why this judicial harassment against the revisionists?

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