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Excuse me, what? I think you should step out of whatever propaganda feed you are sucked in. Literally all of the EU have a massively lower rate and in none of
by blackbrokkoli 8y ago
Excuse me, what? I think you should step out of whatever propaganda feed you are sucked in.
Literally all of the EU have a massively lower rate and in none of the countries it is remotely illegal to criticize the government.
In Germany for example, you have multiple programs on TV dedicated to make political satire of current politics. On basically tax funded TV.
And you won't have your name published for criticizing the white house [1] like in the country some people apparently unironically think of as the place with the most personal freedom.
[1] http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/07/15/white_house_publishes_names_emails_phone_numbers_home_addresses_of_critics.html?via=gdpr-consent http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/07/15/white_hous...
- PavlovsCat 8y ago> Literally all of the EU have a massively lower rate and in none of the countries it is remotely illegal to criticize the government. Yes, and? I didn't say that's the case in every country with a lower rate, I said there's countries that have a lower rate, but can hardly be called free. To judge something as complex as this by a single metric doesn't even pass the smell test.