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'Zombies' have free speech rights too, US court rules
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Since some people make any limiting of "free speech" such an issue here when it is about pouring out supremacist hate propaganda in Germany having the potential to relativise the crimes of the Nazi era and to raise new such troubles, let'S look at america - where the federal appeal court in NY has just sacked a law that prohibited not hate speech of this kind - but simple cursing on TV, even a single word that by modern standards is considered pretty much as maybe vulgar but still contemporary speech:
http://www.welt.de/fernsehen/article...ht-werden.html The "puritan" media control FCC had released rules against unwanted words on TV, these rules go back to the 70s, and congress raised the penalties to over 300,000 dollars for using for example the F-word. This was just the first English source I found to verify the German article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_644837.html |
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Free Speech: 1 Puritan Controls: 0 |
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What took you so long? Meanwhile, limitations also of media's abilities to report freely about the government'S actions have been enforced by the Patriot Act. |
The more you close your hand the more they slip out of your grasp.
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I don't have a vote there. So far I haven't read anything patriotic about The "Patriot" ACT. Perhaps this is something we can agree on? |
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I just can't get the different standards together here, and why a simple quick curse is so much more offensive than preaching a destructive, inhumane ideology that can (and has) shattered nations and continents - which is defended as "free speech". However. |
So he displayed some image of Hitler. May have even said something which protrayed Adolf Hitler in a positive light.
Only Germany considers this a crime. In the US it would be considered free speach as guaranteed against governmet intervention by our Bill of Rights. |
Can you be more legible...
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There is no Free Speech in Germany. And the state does pro-actively persecute dissidents of a nationalistic or revisionistic kind. |
Do they prosecute thread necromancers?
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Do you always jump into arguments that ended almost three years ago?
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Nothing wrong in that.
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