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No, absolute free speech has never been a blanket right in all of the EU states, why do you assume that? There are multiple laws against hate speech, against sp
by piva00 4y ago
No, absolute free speech has never been a blanket right in all of the EU states, why do you assume that? There are multiple laws against hate speech, against spreading of Nazi ideas, etc.
Do you have examples of when those laws have silenced a citizen from speaking their mind where it wouldn't cause damages to a minority or just other people in general? Because I'm fully onboard in not allowing Nazi-speech be spread around, it infects the mind of the fearful and tolerating it has been shown to not work.
- sfusato 4y agoWell, I have some news for you with regards to Nazi speech in Europe. It's at an all-time high recently. No idea why.
- piva00 4y ago[flagged]
- amadeuspagel 4y agoCan you name a country that has enough censorship in your view?
- piva00 4y agoGermany.
- censormeharder 4y ago[flagged]
- piva00 4y agoI never said that, point exactly where I'm saying that I believe communism is the solution. Don't shove your words into my mouth, it's disrespectful and lame... TL;DR: an asshat using a throwaway is around to throw hot takes on Hacker News. Another shooting at 11, tune in.
- tbrownaw 4y ago> Yeah and it's at an all-time high exactly due to the tolerance of speech and politics having to tip-toe around the calls from right-wingers/libertarians that limiting this speech is an invasion in their rights. More speech slipping through the government's fingers just means they need to tighten their grip more?
- piva00 4y agoNo, it needs to be brought into political discussion and a real analysis of how and why such speech has been spreading and tolerated. I believe that curtailing speech that is hateful is needed while I'm not equipped to define what's hateful speech but believe we have enough scholars who studied hate speech, paradox of tolerance, and the many other facets that pure absolute free speech can take that is detrimental to society to be able to debate in the appropriate forum what could deter those ideas from spreading through the mindless hateful folk. I love how more and more I completely agree that this parody of Hacker News [1] approaches how discussions are done here. From my take where I believe that right-wingers and libertarians are forcing the tolerance of intolerants based purely on ideology I get replies saying that I'm both arguing for a censorship State to a TL;DR from a numbwit under a throwaway account stating that I'm calling for communism. It's truly mesmerising how shallow people can be. [1] http://bradconte.com/files/misc/HackerNewsParodyThread/ http://bradconte.com/files/misc/HackerNewsParodyThread/
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 4y agoI know we don't have free speech. I just said that! It's nothing new. The past 3 years have been rife with disinformation. Mask don't work, then they do, then they don't. The vaccine is 99% effective, then you need a booster, then you need a 2nd booster. If you get the vaccine you won't get Wuhan Pneumonia, then you do get it. The virus was definitely not made in a lab in Wuhan, then maybe it was, then maybe "we'll never know". If you disagreed with the government line then you got censored by "private companies" collaborating with govt agents. If you gathered with others to disagree then the government would silence you with force. If you traveled more than 1km from your home the government would tax you 1500. If the government had had enough security apparatus they would have done what we see in China. Locking people in Ikea, in an iPhone factory, in their homes. Furthermore I noticed you jumped straight to that from "disinformation". I wonder if I should read anything into that. Better not.