UK: GULAGED for WRONG THINK

[ShadySands]

I thought it was somewhat common knowledge that Europe doesn't have free speech like we do. I know Gromnir has discussed it here at some length.

 

I remember discussing some Polish law with Sharp_One, that I believe he defended, that limited what you could say about death camps or something. 

[Chilloutman]

 

Haha

[213374U]

I thought it was somewhat common knowledge that Europe doesn't have free speech like we do. I know Gromnir has discussed it here at some length.

 

I remember discussing some Polish law with Sharp_One, that I believe he defended, that limited what you could say about death camps or something. 

 

Yup. The tradition of free speech protection is one of the few things I'm legit jelly of Americans for.

 

It's not just edgy "comedians" and poor right-wing figures that are oppressed for crimethink, though. Recently a leftard actor was sued here for, essentially, blasphemy (technically committing an "offense against religious sentiment"). The complaint should have been thrown out immediately, but it wasn't, and once it goes to trial, he could face hefty fines.

 

And it's only going to get worse because nobody gives a crap about anything, nobody believes in anything. Systematic brainwashing has been going on for generations that has rendered people unable to tell the difference between what is unlawful and what is wrong, so when someone steps out of line for whatever reason, the majority response is "herp derp shoulda respected the law" rather than stopping to examine whether the law makes sense and is fair. ****ing disgrace, is what it is.

[Valsuelm]

I thought it was somewhat common knowledge that Europe doesn't have free speech like we do. I know Gromnir has discussed it here at some length.

 

I remember discussing some Polish law with Sharp_One, that I believe he defended, that limited what you could say about death camps or something. 

 

Actually, a lot of people are under the delusion that their nation has free speech (this is especially true of many who live in the 'Commonwealth'), and while the U.S. has it's first amendment, it is sometimes ignored or twisted (this is especially true in regards to the religious aspect of it, but that's another subject).

 

What's scary to me is not so much the law (no surprise here, and the U.S. has similar abominations on the books, and a plethora of equally atrocious prosecutions and judicial rulings (if you cherish freedom)), or even what happened to Count Dankula. What's really scary is the cultural atmosphere that fostered what happened to Count Dankula. That atmosphere that a generation ago barely existed, is alive, well, and growing throughout the west, and the U.S. is absolutely no exception to this. If you doubt this, go spend time at a random college campus, and chances are you'll come across a plethora of very anti free speech things. Or strike up a conversation with a few random people in their 20s or early 30s, and you're likely to come across at least one person who is perpetually offended, and couldn't give a rats ass about anyone's freedom of speech but theirs or people who they think share their views. The numbers of such folks are on the rise...

 

You can have all of the Constitutional amendments you want, but when a large chunk of the populace by and large doesn't appreciate them, understand them, or even know they exist.... they ultimately will mean a whole lot of poo. Such is the state of almost every one of the first ten amendments (aka 'The Bill of Rights') at this point.

Edited April 25, 2018 by Valsuelm

[Terminator]

 

 

A white nationalist said it, so it can't be true, let alone considered as an idea...

 

Kill the messenger!!!!

Kill ANTIFA thats is evil. I don't think it is about  white race... some people that come can be good but many others are not.

 

Look he is not white maybe from India race?

 

I also have also one very good friend from Iran. He thinks Iran goverment is not good, but he is good and study and do work and he is my good friend. I don't like Iran goverment, but that does mean that all people for Iran are bad. My Iran friend does not speak well Finnish or Swedish language that I also speak very well, but he can speak English well.

 

People who come and study and do work are welcome but then also there comes lazy people or even worse those who become criminals.

 

lol

 

Yeah what are you laughing at a valid and reasonable post... your unreasonable logic is lol.

[Terminator]

I thought it was somewhat common knowledge that Europe doesn't have free speech like we do. I know Gromnir has discussed it here at some length.

 

I remember discussing some Polish law with Sharp_One, that I believe he defended, that limited what you could say about death camps or something. 

The laws and customs varies a lot depending on what country in Europe you are talking about. Different states in USA has also different laws. I know for fact that while Finland and Sweden on the surface seem similar their laws are not same regarding many things also economical how to be landlord vs tenant etc.

 

Let me give an example. In Sweden a tenant can sue their landlord for to high rent. In Finland it is freedom of market a tenant can never sue a landlord for to high rent. Sweden is slightly more socialistic in that aspect but then there is no inheritance tax in Sweden while Finland has it. Usually it is apples vs oranges what country has "best laws" in Europe is a bit subjective taste.

Edited April 25, 2018 by Terminator

[Fiach]

Guy brings his kid on the Freedom March, gets summoned to meet police at school.

 

https://www.facebook.com/sargonofakkad100/photos/a.1671883446160631.1073741828.1669596836389292/2154397811242523/?type=3&theater

Edited May 12, 2018 by Fiach

[Malcador]

Was there any update that actually indicates that happened ? "I heard" seems a bit suspect, unless you write for The Sun

[Fiach]

[Chilloutman]

flash news, Islam is not ethnicity

[Pidesco]

People discriminated against are poorer. Poorer people commit more crime. I wonder if there is some sort of relationship here.

[Chilloutman]

soo, that meanst that those 160 abused girls are going to commint crime now because they were abused? it require guts to stand on side of rapist child abusers/slave traders

[Valsuelm]

soo, that meanst that those 160 abused girls are going to commint crime now because they were abused? it require guts to stand on side of rapist child abusers/slave traders

 

I wouldn't say guts. There's no bravery involved here. It's not an even remotely grey issue.

 

More like pure ignorance or just being plain evil.

[Chilloutman]

thats problem with people who think himself morally superior, they are so blind they don't see who they tread on anymore

[Chilloutman]

you are lost, point is that police was not actioning on those cases precisely because they didn't wanted to be called racists. Those girls were abused because people like you are railed up on feels over realz.

[Chilloutman]

What? mass immigration, rape gangs and getting jailed for reporting outside of court house are same as antisemitism? Are you shooting heroin?

Edited May 28, 2018 by Chilloutman

[HoonDing]

muslims are bad mmmkay

[Chilloutman]

muslims are bad mmmkay

 

For me everyone who believes in superstision is little bit odd, but those ones who believes they need to kill those who don't believe in their version of magic are probably the worst, and I know not all muslims but lets be real, quite a lot of them

[Chilloutman]

No, the “international elites who control our media, finance and banking”, and the allusion to a connection between them and “immigration only to white countries so that every last of you ‘evil white persons’ is destroyed”, is dangerously close to antisemitism. But thank you for your concern

 

what are you talking about, where did I stated anything like that? Are you putting something into my mouth? You are completelly of the rail. We were talking about state jailing man for reporting on rape gang trial outside of courthouse. Can you for once adress topic directly before you wander into your makebelieve world?

[HoonDing]

"For me everyone who believes in superstision is little bit odd, but those ones who believes they need to kill those who don't believe in their version of magic are probably the worst, and I know not all muslims but lets be real, quite a lot of them"

 

talk about feels over realz

[Chilloutman]

"For me everyone who believes in superstision is little bit odd, but those ones who believes they need to kill those who don't believe in their version of magic are probably the worst, and I know not all muslims but lets be real, quite a lot of them"

 

talk about feels over realz

 

I know, its breitbart, but I can't read arabic

 

http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/05/25/shock-poll-81-of-al-jazeera-arabic-poll-respondents-support-isis/

 

or some of BBC perhaps?:

 

http://www.comresglobal.com/polls/bbc-radio-4-today-muslim-poll/

Edited May 28, 2018 by Chilloutman

[Chilloutman]

 

 

"For me everyone who believes in superstision is little bit odd, but those ones who believes they need to kill those who don't believe in their version of magic are probably the worst, and I know not all muslims but lets be real, quite a lot of them"

 

talk about feels over realz

I know, its breitbart, but I can't read arabic

 

http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/05/25/shock-poll-81-of-al-jazeera-arabic-poll-respondents-support-isis/

 

or some of BBC perhaps?:

 

http://www.comresglobal.com/polls/bbc-radio-4-today-muslim-poll/

those two links present extremely different pictures though. I’m more inclined to believe the BBC one, as the AJ is literally just an internet multiple choice; which can’t exactly be considered representative... even I could vote on that.

 

 

so maybe from Jew?

 

 

even that one from BBC paint nice picture I must say:

 

• One in four (27%) British Muslims say they have some sympathy for the motives behind the attacks on Charlie Hebdo in Paris.
• However, two thirds (68%) say acts of violence against those who publish images of the Prophet can never be justified while a quarter (24%) disagree.
• Muslim women are more likely than men to feel unsafe in Britain.
• One in nine (11%) British Muslims feel sympathetic towards people who want to fight against western interests while 85% do not.
• Half (49%) believe Muslim clerics preaching that violence against the west can be justified are out of touch with mainstream Muslim opinion, while 45% disagree.

[HoonDing]

so how many of them believe they need to kill

[Chilloutman]

so how many of them believe they need to kill

 

not sure what do you mean

[HoonDing]

""For me everyone who believes in superstision is little bit odd, but those ones who believes they need to kill those who don't believe in their version of magic are probably the worst, and I know not all muslims but lets be real, quite a lot of them""

 

see above