Hate speech: A Swedish citizen faced two years in prison because he publicly announced that Somalis had low IQ

Notwithstanding this is true

A man in Sweden faces up to two years in prison because in a Facebook release he said that Somalis usually have a low IQ, despite the fact that he technically told the truth the 60-year-old from the city of Kungsangen announced: "Only every fifth Somalija has an IQ around 70 ", on the" Stand Up For Sweden "Facebook page in September last year.

According to prosecutor Paulina Brandberg, this post targets a protected group of people based on national origin and hence the hate speech. The defendant has neither denied nor admitted the crime, but could be sentenced to up to two years in prison after being indicted by Attunda County Attorney.

According to British professor Richard Lynne and Finnish counterpart Tattoo Vanhanen, who published a book titled "IQ and the Wealth of Nations," which linked the IQ intelligence coefficients and economic prosperity, the Accused has written a technically correct Facebook release because the average IQ in Somalia about 70.

The IQ page by country states that the average IQ in Somalia is even about 68.

The case is yet another example of what is now termed "hate facts," which are generally true, but are negative to minorities or other ethnic groups. Families across the country are prosecuted for publication on social media in which they write accurate comparisons between migrants and rates crime.

The 55-year-old Swede has recently been sentenced and fined $ 1.265 for committing a "crime of opinion" after posting on Facebook that Muslims "are responsible for increasing the slaughter of gangs in Sweden and other violent acts such as rape", despite this is statistically true.

Another example of public expression of the "hate facts" that led to censorship is that Tommy Robinson was suspended from Twitter because he pointed out that the vast majority of rapists involved in trading young girls in Britain were Muslims.

"90% of the band's criminals are Muslims," Robinson wrote on Twitter on February 25.
Muslim reformist Maajid Nawaz confirmed that Robinson's release on Twitter was correct, commenting, "he just cited the fact."

• 26 May, 2018
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