DIGNITY, HARM, AND HATE SPEECH

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Waldron pays particular attention to the harm that hate speech brings to the dignity of the targeted person. He carefully separated "dangerous dignity" from the feelings of harm that people may encounter in uncomfortable language. If aggressive, especially saying "Hello", you can sue in almost every speech. And Waldron agrees with those who say that coordinating aggressive remarks is a bad and infeasible idea. But he believes that harm to dignity is not just a crime. He considers this to be an "implicit guarantee" for every citizen. Although his beliefs and loyalty may be criticized and rejected by some of his compatriots, he still remains his opponent It will be seen in. People who are socially equivalent members

Disliked words bring harm. While normalizing discrimination and permanent harm, normalizing discrimination and constant harm, hatred speech leads to indirect harm, persuading the listener to believe negative stereotypes, harmful We will let you participate in action. The way to extremism starts with setbacks, then includes a speech of hatred with others and finally see violence as necessary before committing violence or vandalism for the interests of radical groups.

Some of humiliation occurring in social media is an hatred speech, so it is a disliked speech that makes natural reflections. Furthermore, the danger of humiliation of social media mimics the danger of disgusting remarks, even if they are not perfectly matched. As in Canada, in countries where the laws of hatred's speech are becoming stricter, dignity has long been considered the core of these laws. In the case of R v Keegstra, the Supreme Court of Canada comments on ridicule, hostility, and cruelty encouraged by the advertisement of hatred ... This has had a serious adverse effect on the individual's self esteem and the sense of acceptance. Due to this influence, members of the target group are taking a great deal of measures, such as avoiding actions that are exposed to members outside the group, adopting attitudes and postures designed to integrate with most groups You can take it.