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You can express it however you like, and say "tortious fiction" for false. Doesn't change that in the end, somebody has to decide what is true and false, and th
by auggierose 3y ago
You can express it however you like, and say "tortious fiction" for false. Doesn't change that in the end, somebody has to decide what is true and false, and this will always be a matter of opinion. So option A and B are not really different. I am sure Germans would also agree that "most speech" is allowed.
- renlo 3y agoBy "tortious fiction" I meant that there's an injured party, hence libel and slander being mentioned. I.e, one can say "mistruths" as long as they don't slander another person and cause them measurable harm. Option A is eager evaluation. Option B is lazy
- auggierose 3y agoIt’s not slander if it’s true, right?
- renlo 3y agoTortious *fiction* means it's not true, right?