I don’t think I said anything about any cops. But yeah I’m not a lawyer and I have a full time job. I don’t know how I’d go about changing free speech laws in America. But if free speech laws protect people calling for genocide then maybe that law should be looked at.
“Officer if I had known they were not Palestinian of course I would have never shot them.”
I guess these are the good kind of Nazi who want to love and care for the untermensch.
I’m not making a legal argument in a court but calling for the overthrow of government and civil society sounds like treason to me.
How can you claim to support naziism without claiming support for the Holocaust? And about Trump, he will do what he wants regardless.
Always found the free speech defense weak. Why isn’t calling for the torture and killing of lesser races at least as bad as shouting “fire” in a theater?
Americans will sign up for any crazy scheme that drains their wallets as long as you don’t call it “paying a tax for public access to healthcare”
And there it is. Embedding proprietary foreign software you have no control over on all levels of your infrastructure. Now you’re screwed.
Corporations are not allies. They never will be.
I doubt Trump gives a damn what happens to the US so long as he can profit in the short term.
Any law can be taken too far. And Germany has an especially difficult historic situation. But just because a law might be abused (and frankly many US laws are, you don’t have to look abroad) that doesn’t mean we don’t make laws. The line could easily be drawn at “not calling for genocide” I think that’s fairly safe.
And yeah many anti-terror laws (hot since the early 2000s) are perfect examples of this. So this abuse is already happening today and has been for some time. Anyone remember George Bush’s “free speech zones”? If the powers that be want to abuse the law, they don’t need this pretext. So I don’t see how banning Nazis speech will make things worse.