re: Dave Rubin is one tolerant MFer. College SJW goes haywire on him...

I don't know why I watch these videos, they're getting like those ISIS videos where you watch out of curiosity then end up hating humanity the rest of the day.

“Free speech but he’s going to hold the mic for me.”

He should have shut that bitch down right there.

We love that classical liberal cockholster, don’t we folks?

Typical.

Throws the question back with a request to describe the person oppression. Person starts with I am not going to spend "that emotional energy reliving all the oppression" in my life. Then the droning of the random crowd (the two women who chant "Hate speak does incite violence").

Playbook executed.

Btw, what is with the weird snapping of the figures by the couple in the upper right? The 50s are back?

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What Dave needs to explain is that if a Nazi isn't allowed to speak in public, then they will recruit in secrecy, and suppression will lead to MORE violence against Jews.

While I don't agree with the premise that if a Nazi's speech should be repressed because the rhetoric eventually leads to violence against Jews, let's just assume I did. If I believed that, it wouldn't be speech limited to public arenas, as speaking in public has no added efficacy other than possibly a wider audience. The speaker doesn't only have the magic "inspiring Jewish genocide" powers in public, they would also have it in private. If someone is banned from speaking in public, they will just do it in private and there they will go unquestioned and the mainstream will be oblivious to it. Ultimately leading to more radicalization.

Suppression of the marketplace of ideas only emboldens and strengthens those ideas for the dimwitted.

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Excellent point.

Think about another example: how often have there been public rallies and/or speeches by jihadists, expressing hatred against unbelievers in the US? Offhand I can't think of any (outside of hateful rhetoric by imams in mosques, which isn't exactly 'public' speech per se, at least not like, for example, the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville).

And yet incidents of terrorism in the name of Islam have happened in the US. The perpetrators are said to have been 'radicalized' into violent acts - recruited in secrecy, just as you described above.