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Displaying a swastika in New York can be a hate crime if intended to intimidate based on race or religion. Even online, it may attract legal scrutiny. Context and intent are crucial, and while no report has been made, its advisable to avoid such symbols to prevent potential legal issues.Full Conversation
Is there laws against Nazi swatistika
Hey Patrick! In New York, displaying a swastika can be considered a hate crime if it's intended to threaten or intimidate someone based on their race, religion, or other protected characteristics.
- Hate crimes can result in both criminal charges and civil penalties.
- Laws vary, so context and intent matter.
Do you need more specifics on the legal consequences?
I mean just posting a swastika on my Facebook without directing towards a specific individual
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Patrick, posting a swastika on your Facebook can still be problematic. It might not directly target an individual, but it can be interpreted as promoting hate speech or inciting violence. Context matters a lot, and it could still attract legal scrutiny depending on the circumstances.
Would you like more detailed information on potential legal consequences or how to ensure you stay within legal boundaries?
No one ever reported me for it
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Patrick, even if no one has reported you yet, it's important to be aware that posting symbols associated with hate speech, like the swastika, could potentially result in legal issues, especially if it incites violence or is interpreted as promoting hate.
If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
Well I never incited violence but I think some got offended by the swatistika
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Patrick, even if you didn't intend to incite violence, posting a swastika can be highly offensive and interpreted as hate speech. It's best to avoid such symbols to prevent potential legal issues. If you have any other questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
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