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French Citizens Shouldn't Be Charged for Offending Muslims
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What happenedIn France, it seems it's a greater crime to criticize immigration - or, god forbid, Islam - than to destroy cities and terrorize civilians.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "French Citizens Shouldn't Be Charged for Offending Muslims". The right frames it as "French Novelist Charged for Muslim Comments".
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CenterFrench Citizens Shouldn't Be Charged for Offending Muslims
RealClearPolitics · Center · News report
Right / center-rightFrench Novelist Charged for Muslim Comments
Louise Couvelaire, Le Monde Through his lawyers, Michel Houellebecq disputed the criminal charges of "complicity in incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence against" Muslims.