Neighbors in a Del Cerro community awoke Monday to antisemitic flyers littering their street. This time? Promoting misinformation about 9/11.
"Obviously that isn't going to stop every bad person from doing every bad they can — but this is what we can do in our power," Campillo said."We already know that a lot of this hate speech does influence people to carry out ... violence in the name of those hateful ideologies.
Rabbi Devorah Marcus, who leads the nearby Temple Emanu-El San Diego, supports the proposal. She called the flyers"a nuisance and waste of time." "These fliers are meant to push people to bad actions," Marcus said."I’m very much looking forward to the passing of these laws and holding people accountable for words and deeds that lead to incitement of violence and aggressive actions toward any of our human beings."
Campillo said a draft of the hate-littering ordinance will be completed sometime this month and brought to the council’s Public Safety Committee in October. He said he is confident it will not violate free speech rights."We are going to be criminalizing the conduct which is the littering — that has a particular motive behind it," Campillo said.
A San Diego Police spokesperson said officers responded to the Del Cerro neighborhood Monday and are actively investigating what happened.
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