Germany Proves Again that Censorship Doesn’t Work
Politics
Germany
Started September 11, 2026
the German far right’s rise is happening in a country that has aggressively attempted to censor the far right for 70 years
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Germany Proves Again that Censorship Doesn’t Work
Freddie deBoer (United States) | Sep 10, 2026
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Sep 11, 2026
The far-right's rise in Germany suggests that freedom of speech must be balanced with responsibility.
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Censorship in Germany has created a backlash that has strengthened far-right movements.
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Germany's long history of censorship has failed to curb the rise of far-right ideologies.
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Public discourse in Germany should involve confronting extremist ideas rather than silencing them.
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Censorship efforts in Germany have sometimes resulted in a lack of open dialogue about important social issues.
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A more effective strategy against far-right extremism in Germany would include promoting inclusive dialogue.
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Censorship in Germany has historically been justified as a means to protect democratic values.
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Censorship can hinder the development of effective counter-narratives against far-right ideologies.
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Germany's approach to regulating far-right speech should focus more on education than censorship.
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Germany's attempts to silence far-right voices have not led to a decrease in their influence.
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