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Brigitte Bardot, whose death at 91 was announced today, was well known for her status as a 60s sex symbol. Unfortunately, she veered to the far right, making terrible statements about the LGBTQ+ community, Muslims, and immigrants which led to five convictions for inciting hatred. Full details:

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🇫🇷 BRIGITTE BARDOT DEAD AT 91- FRANCE PROSECUTED ITS MOST FAMOUS ACTRESS 6 TIMES FOR CRITICIZING IMMIGRATION Brigitte Bardot - the face of French cinema in the 1960s, international sex symbol, and cultural icon - spent the last 30 years of her life being repeatedly convicted by the French government for speech crimes. She faced 6 convictions between 1997 and 2008. Not for violence. Not for incitement. For criticizing mass immigration and Islamism. France prosecuted its own legend for expressing opinions the state deemed unacceptable. Think about that timeline. Bardot was 63 in 1997 when the convictions started. She had already retired from cinema for decades, dedicated her life to animal rights activism. Then she started speaking about immigration and Islam. The French state responded with criminal charges. 6 times. Fines totaling thousands of euros. Convicted under France's laws prohibiting "incitement to racial hatred." What she actually said varied - criticism of halal slaughter practices, concerns about Muslim immigration, opposition to mosque construction. Each time, speech. Each time, prosecution. Each time, conviction. France took its most internationally recognized cultural figure and turned her into a criminal for having wrong opinions. The irony is suffocating. France - birthplace of Enlightenment values, "liberté" literally in the national motto - spent years prosecuting an elderly actress for speech. Meanwhile, Bardot kept talking. Each conviction made her more defiant. She never recanted. Never apologized. Just kept saying what she thought while the French state kept fining her. The prosecutions revealed a stark truth: France doesn't have free speech. It has permitted speech. Step outside permitted parameters on immigration or Islam, expect criminal charges. It didn't matter if you were nobody or Brigitte Bardot. Actually, prosecuting Bardot made the point stronger. If even she isn't protected, nobody is. She lived 91 years, won international acclaim, and became a cultural phenomenon. Then she spent her final decades being prosecuted by her own government for opinions. That's her obituary: movie star, icon, criminal - for speech. France cannot claim to value free expression while criminalizing its most famous citizens for exercising it. Bardot died knowing France chose prosecuting her over defending her right to speak. That is the legacy France earned. Source: French court records, Visegrád 24

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