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Now, you be disingenuously asking, isn't that a slippery slope? How do you define hate speech? It's easy, and you already know the definition. It's speech depicting a protected group as inferior, undesirable, or deserving violence. That's it.
You can dissent all you want on ideas, but you can't paint a target on the back of a protected group. Note: 1. "Protected group" -- not some random group. E.g. "Italians", but not "Tesla owners". 2. A group, not individuals. Individuals are protected by a different set of laws.
As a side note, I've never seen hate speech that had any intellectual value -- so you're not "weakening the public debate" by refusing to tolerate it. You're actually strengthening freedom of expression, by making *everyone* feel safe when expressing dissenting ideas.
this ressembles Popper's Tolerance paradox, according to which the only thing we cannot tolerate is the intolerant.
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