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Please! Stop posting this! You obviously do not get the German's laws. Lots of sense of humor in it... That person was arrested in purpose! Don't you get it or do I need to tell you to go to a German book store? Hahahaha! This is funny! Hahaha! Laugh! Laugh Now! Do it! Hahaha!
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Please! Stop posting this! You obviously do not get the German's laws. Lots of sense of humor in it... That person was arrested in purpose! Don't you get it or do I need to tell you to go to a German book store? Hahahaha! This is funny! Hahaha! Laugh! Laugh Now! Do it! Hahaha! "Explaning a joke ruins it".
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The Turkish president is a nice guy. See? I insulted him as well.
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Meanwhile in the metropolia https://www.rt.com/news/340756-dutch-columnist-detained-turkey/Dutch columnist detained in Turkey ‘over Erdogan tweet’ The Turkish police have detained a Dutch columnist over a critical tweet she posted about Turkish President Recep Erdogan, her newspaper said. The woman intends to go back to the Netherlands after being released.
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Please! Stop posting this! You obviously do not get the German's laws. Lots of sense of humor in it... That person was arrested in purpose! Don't you get it or do I need to tell you to go to a German book store? Hahahaha! This is funny! Hahaha! Laugh! Laugh Now! Do it! Hahaha! What I really don't get is people who don't understand media at all. You know perfectly well from firsthand experience that media coverage of a complicated topic, e.g. Bitcoin, is... well... "off track" to say the least, always on the brink of "utter rubbish" if we're honest. Why do you believe that media coverage on something way more complicated than Bitcoin would be any closer to the truth? The "Pirate Party leader" in question here is actually a local representative of the Pirate Party in Berlin. He was not arrested for citing the poem but rather for breaking the local agreement with the police to hold a public event under certain conditions, which he did not meet. This is basically the same as if you officially rented a public town hall to hold a meeting for a gardening event and then actually the event turns out to be a fireworks display. It's just not what the police will accept. BTW, obviously the "Pirate Party leader" in question did this on purpose to get some media coverage. The German Pirate Party desperately needs that
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Yeah, well, I'm gonna go build my own blockchain. With blackjack and hookers! In fact forget the blockchain.
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April 24, 2016, 02:51:33 PM |
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Comedian send to jail for insulting the president? It's not a low. It's not freedom. It's really bad. Very bad.
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April 24, 2016, 03:17:02 PM |
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I think this is a big joke made by authorities.
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April 24, 2016, 05:12:44 PM |
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Comedian send to jail for insulting the president? It's not a low. It's not freedom. It's really bad. Very bad. Making fun of politics is in many cases what keeps the working class going. You know, people with very little power need something. I can't see how working against this could be a good political decision.
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April 24, 2016, 06:09:39 PM |
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Everything has a freedom. Comedian and comic is in . Is president sand a comedian for a comic then it not good.
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Please! Stop posting this! You obviously do not get the German's laws. Lots of sense of humor in it... That person was arrested in purpose! Don't you get it or do I need to tell you to go to a German book store? Hahahaha! This is funny! Hahaha! Laugh! Laugh Now! Do it! Hahaha! What I really don't get is people who don't understand media at all. You know perfectly well from firsthand experience that media coverage of a complicated topic, e.g. Bitcoin, is... well... "off track" to say the least, always on the brink of "utter rubbish" if we're honest. Why do you believe that media coverage on something way more complicated than Bitcoin would be any closer to the truth? The "Pirate Party leader" in question here is actually a local representative of the Pirate Party in Berlin. He was not arrested for citing the poem but rather for breaking the local agreement with the police to hold a public event under certain conditions, which he did not meet. This is basically the same as if you officially rented a public town hall to hold a meeting for a gardening event and then actually the event turns out to be a fireworks display. It's just not what the police will accept. BTW, obviously the "Pirate Party leader" in question did this on purpose to get some media coverage. The German Pirate Party desperately needs that The German Politburo needs to explain better to the rest of the democratic world how humorless it is... The more (arrests), the merrier...
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April 25, 2016, 10:10:56 AM |
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It's very funny to see an uncivilised asian country like Turkey to manipulates a big european country like Germany. Shame on you Germany.
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Turkey + EU = Censorship? 5 times Erdogan tried to get Europe to silence his critics
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is already notorious for pursuing opposition journalists, artists and politicians at home. Recently he has moved to punish them outside his borders, often with acquiescence from European allies. As German TV satirist Jan Bohmermann read out a poem implicating Erdogan in sex acts with goats and a proclivity for child pornography last month, he knew exactly what he was doing – testing the patience of Turkey, which had already complained about a satirical song weeks earlier, and the tolerance of his own government. Unsurprisingly, Turkey was incensed. But perhaps a bigger shock was when Chancellor Angela Merkel agreed with Ankara that the poem was “deliberately provocative,” and let Bohmermann face prosecution under a rarely-used law that punishes those who insult foreign dignitaries. This unleashed a storm of criticism aimed at both Merkel and Erdogan, amplified by their coziness, following the recent refugee return deal. Last week, Merkel backpedaled, defending free speech and saying her views were a “mistake” - without reversing her actions. More: https://www.rt.com/news/340998-erdogan-censorship-europe-genocide/
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Trained by Stasi: how to stay, later trained by CIA playing role of Germans Leader She performed as money Feeder.
Erdogan received the cash For creating boarders mess Terrorist now have the voice in EC, it's Merkel choice
No freedom to artists Opposition, activists Erdogan pays her kick-back Germans sold, Nazism is back.
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April 26, 2016, 05:52:50 PM |
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Germans sold, Nazism back.
While we're discussing laws, nice example of Godwin's in action
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April 26, 2016, 05:58:43 PM |
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Germans sold, Nazism back.
While we're discussing laws, nice example of Godwin's in action Ehehe, do you really think that Godwin's law reference was hard to foresee? P.S. By the way, what about other lines?
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April 26, 2016, 05:59:59 PM |
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P.S. By the way, what about other lines?
Don't seem to rhyme too well, but then again, I'm not into poetry anyway
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Freedom of speech should have a limit, people mix these things when hit the limit and most of the people in this case would do like erdogan. I know people make jokes and humor but not to exaggerate it.
Where will you put the limit at? Making fun of a president is definitely not crossing the limits. I have seen hundreds of Western comedians making fun of non-European heads of state, such as Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Hassan Rouhani, and Evo Morales. None of them have been prosecuted. So my question is, what makes Recep Tayyip Erdoğan any different from them? Answer is very simple, they're not Erdoğan. Europe should cut ties with that country instead of bowing for every demand they make. That's impossible because Erdoğan blackmails them. He has a quite useful blackmailing tool, few millions of domesticated migrants, who are ready to be injected into the EU. That can easily be changed by deporting all Turkish nationals with a criminal record from Europe. They are Turkish citizens, deporting them will be easy. Europe does not dare to do this of course.
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