>You are not arrested for "having an opinion" but if you call for violence, deny the holocaust or endorse genocide. Those are not opinions. Those are all opini

>You are not arrested for "having an opinion" but if you call for violence, deny the holocaust or endorse genocide. Those are not opinions. Those are all opinions. An opinion is a view or judgement on a given item. Just because they are opinions you do not like doesn't make them anything more than opinions. >Nobody moves the definition every day and it has nothing to do with encryption nor can those laws ever used against encryption by definition as they all include doing something in public. Nobody moves to definition? Talk to me about the use of spyware on citizens, I'm pretty sure that definition just got moved. >Probably everybody who knows the German society will know whether something is "just an opinion" or violates one of those laws just be looking at most statements. It's one of those "I know when I see it" definitions that is shared among Germans. That being said courts have created very narrow and clear precedent on those laws. Well if the state say so then it has to be okay right?