
“The Free State of Florida” is set to have the most oppressive hate crime laws in America in order to “combat anti-Semitism.”
"Based" Desantis just got your first amendment rights revoked. Anti-semitism hate speech laws about to be passed in Florida.
Throwing pennies at a synagogue is now five years in jail. pic.twitter.com/Y5dcACiuyk
— The Fourth Musketeer (@Musketeer_IV) March 2, 2023
“There is no First Amendment right to conduct,” Jewish Florida State Rep. Randy Fine told the media earlier this week. “If you graffiti a building, it is a crime now, but if your motivation is hate, it will be a third-degree felony and you will spend five years in prison. If you want to litter, it’s a crime right now, but if you litter and your motivation is a hate crime, it will be a third-degree felony and you will spend 5 years in jail.”
The bill was put forward by the GOP to silence the “Goyim Defense League” who’ve been sharing anti-Semitic flyers in Florida neighborhoods and holding up anti-Semitic banners over bridges which are critical of Jews.
Am I reading this right?
If Florida HB 269 is passed, someone who makes fun of another person’s clothes if they are considered “ethnic or religious” can be arrested & charged with a THIRD DEGREE FELONY AND HATE CRIME!
What if it is simply here say? What is the burden of proof? pic.twitter.com/yH9hGkQrmo
— Chris Nelson
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(@ReOpenChris) March 3, 2023
Florida Rep. Mike Caruso told reporter Chris Nelson on Friday that the bill “makes anti-Semitism a hate crime.”
“If we do nothing we are going to have 1933’s Nazi Germany all over again,” Caruso said.
WATCH! @RepMikeCaruso says his Bill, Florida HB 269 “makes acts of Antisemitism a hate crime.”
“If we do nothing we are going to have 1933’s Nazi Germany all over again.”
Reporting for @EpochTimes pic.twitter.com/heRaN8AqH9
— Chris Nelson
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(@ReOpenChris) March 3, 2023
The Florida GOP is expected to pass their new hate crime bill this legislative session.
If Governor Ron DeSantis signs the bill into law, Florida will have worse hate crime laws than California, New York, Connecticut and every other state in the Union.