Therefore, Altman's justification for regulation of hate speech appeals to an intrinsically valuable liberal belief. Altman's prescription not only appeals to the concerns connected to hate speech but also stays within the limits of an important liberal value, that being maintaining a view point neutral position...
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He has drawn out three premises for the regulation of hate speech which are: "(a) employs slurs and epithets conventionally used to subordinate persons on account of their race, gender, religion, ethnicity, or sexual preference, (b) is addressed to particular persons, and (c) is expressed with the intention of degrading such persons on account of their race, gender, religion, ethnicity, or sexual preference" (313)...
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