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Everybody can speak about the referendum in Spain. You can't say there isn't freedom of speech in Spain when even people convicted for terrorism speaks in publ
by notspanishflu 9y ago
Everybody can speak about the referendum in Spain.
You can't say there isn't freedom of speech in Spain when even people convicted for terrorism speaks in public media everyday.
- justin66 9y agoYou do realize that the subject matter of the article this thread is about involves free speech, right? Spanish authorities asked the registry to block domain names that were being used to spread information about an upcoming referendum for independence. I can understand why the opposition would be pretty pissed off about that infringement on their free speech rights.
- notspanishflu 9y agoThat's illegal propaganda, not free-speech.
- justin66 9y agoIt might or might not be of interest, but there's a pretty profound difference between your attitude and the attitude of an American, and the approach of American constitutional law. Political speech, which is broadly defined, is the most highly protected sort of speech we have under our constitution. But maybe you were joking or something. Saying "Everybody can speak about the referendum in Spain" and then immediately contradicting yourself is ironic.