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The Terrifying Reality of Hate Speech Laws | Brendan O'Neill
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3:48Now PlayingBrendan O'Neill and John discuss the prevalence of censorship in the United Kingdom.
Brendan O’Neill is chief political writer and former editor of Spiked. He also a writes for The Australian and numerous other newspapers and magazines. His most recent book is After the Pogrom: 7 October, Israel and the Crisis of Civilisation. He hosts The Brendan O’Neill Show.
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