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The definitions are far more vague in this case. They could basically make the case that anything is "undermining social stability"; whereas making the same jud
by microcolonel 11y ago
The definitions are far more vague in this case. They could basically make the case that anything is "undermining social stability"; whereas making the same judgement in Canada would be tougher.
"endangering social morality or national cultural tradition" could probably even include publishing anything upsetting or otherwise true about the party.
- Mikeb85 11y ago> making the same judgement in Canada would be tougher. Kind of like stripping the citizenship of and deporting a Canadian who was born in Canada and never stepped foot in the country they're being deported to?
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- ommunist 11y agothat would be a waste. Indefinite prison term and slavework in forest enterprises of Saskatchewan would suit better to anyone undermining social order of Canada.