Developereo
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You just stated in your previous post:
however deluded Holocaust revisionism might be, there is no justification for laws outlawing it. Truth stands on its own merit; it does not need to be protected by laws.
These are your words (or you think an Indian is posting on your behalf to malign you?).
Now tell me if you are not trying to retract laws related to holocaust. Or something is amiss even from an infantile logic 101?
On one hand you say you don't deny holocaust (your words)
then you go off like a village Mullah from Iran and say there is no need for the very laws related to holocaust.
There are no laws criminalizing Creationism or Flat Earthers because the absurdity of their claim itself is enough to debunk them in the face of science. Similarly, anyone who denies the Holocaust can be shown to be an idiot with simple historical facts and actual locations.
The issue is that the free speech mantra claims that all speech should be acceptable and any offence caused is the problem of the listener, not the speaker. The US remains the most true to that philosophy and has resisted calls to control Holocaust speech. It allows the Nazi party; it allows Terry Jones and the radical Islamists. The US is probably the most consistent in its application of speech laws. However, many European countries are not and my initial post #2 highlighted the inconsistency of the Australian visa office. That decision, like I wrote, has been debated on Australian media.