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"What exactly is the line that divides hate speech and freedom of speech? Tough to answer, that one. A Facebook group with, as NYTimes describes, a \"crude title\", was made inaccessible by Facebook after a petition asking for removal of the group was signed by over 58,000 members of the site. \nThe group contained claims such as the following, as well as some direct insults:\nThe Quran contains many lies and threats. Islam is false, no god exists, and someone should say that loud and clear. Heaven and hell are fables, prayer is a waste of time, and angels and jinn are obviously mythology. This is not a group against Muslims. They have it bad enough. If you doubt that go to Palestine. If you hate Muslims or are here to harrass them or promote your religion, go away. Muslims can be and usually are peaceful and respectful.\nBut the originator, hiding under the alias \"Variable\", claims that spreading hate speech was not their intention, and that the group's beliefs are atheist and not hostile. He also claims that he had received many personal attacks on Facebook which could likewise be described as hate speech. \nThe group creator's account was removed temporarily before being reinstated, while the group is still live.  Many users are threatening to leave the site in protest.  Take a look and let us know what you think.\n[All Facebook]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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