Yet another Danish freedom thread: why not sue officials and blackmailers?

[muxec]

Question:
Why don't ordinary Danish people take legal action against arab blackmailers? Why Danish people and civil right organizations sue them in courts? Blackmail is considered crime in all civilized countries. Why don't ordinary Danish people sue officials who violate constitutional freedom of speech right by firing editors and painters and by their apologies? You may cry about loss of Danish pride as much as you want, but take legal action. Demand those arab blackmailers living in Denmark to be expelled for legal reasons! Demand expulsion on Danish Arab who reported cartoons to Egypt. Demand legal punishments for tru Danish people who ciolated freedom of speech law.

Crying and condemning gives nothing.

People of Denmark, why don't you take action?

[Winston]

We're afraid it may ruin the prospects of resuming our annual $200 mio. aid donations to Muslim countries.

[VetLegion]

Denmark has the harshest immigration laws in Europe. There's action for you. If Danish muslims do as much as a traffic violation while they are there it's goodbye Kopenhagen, hello Damascus.

[muxec]

Originally posted by VetLegion
Denmark has the harshest immigration laws in Europe. There's action for you. If Danish muslims do as much as a traffic violation while they are there it's goodbye Kopenhagen, hello Damascus.

Than why don't Danish people demand enforcement of this law?

Please note, that I'm speaking seriously.

[BlackCat]

Ehrm, we actually have free speech wich includes jerks travelling to ME telling about it.

And there hasn't been any officials who have violated this, and nobody has been fired.

Somehow I have a feeling that this thread soon will be Ming'ed.

[muxec]

Originally posted by BlackCat
Ehrm, we actually have free speech wich includes jerks travelling to ME telling about it.

And there hasn't been any officials who have violated this, and nobody has been fired.

Somehow I have a feeling that this thread soon will be Ming'ed.

Don't you think that here apology of Denish official IS against the law?

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by VetLegion
Denmark has the harshest immigration laws in Europe. There's action for you. If Danish muslims do as much as a traffic violation while they are there it's goodbye Kopenhagen, hello Damascus.

that is not quite true - try bank robbery, heavy drug trafficing or murder and maybe there is a chance.

[KrazyHorse]

Re: Yet another Danish freedom thread: why not sue officials and blackmailers?

Originally posted by muxec
Blackmail is considered crime in all civilized countries. Why don't ordinary Danish people sue officials who violate constitutional freedom of speech right by firing editors and painters and by their apologies?

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Demand legal punishments for tru Danish people who ciolated freedom of speech law.

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by muxec
Don't you think that here apology of Denish official IS against the law?

How can an apology possibly be against free-speech laws?

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by muxec

Don't you think that here apology of Denish official IS against the law?

True, but that hasn't happend.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by BlackCat


True, but that hasn't happend.

No, it isn't true.

[muxec]

Originally posted by Spiffor



How can an apology possibly be against free-speech laws?

Ah, I understand, Danish officials who did say something against cartoons used their speech-right,

[BlackCat]

Originally posted by Spiffor



How can an apology possibly be against free-speech laws?

It would actually be illegal for an official to do that because it would be claiming responsibility for something they weren't responsible for.

[KrazyHorse]

You're making a real fool of yourself, kid...

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by BlackCat


It would actually be illegal for an official to do that because it would be claiming responsibility for something they weren't responsible for.

?

Could you please point me to the Danish law which you're talking about?