Influenferke - Generacija JAZ in nategovanje

B81

22. jul 2007
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Nekaj takega, mar ne:
Po novem predlogu oz. po novem dopolnilu bi z globo do 1000 evrov kaznovali tistega, ki se "v javnosti prepira, vpije ali se nedostojno vede do posameznika ali skupine, ki je na teritoriju Republike Slovenije, s takšnim vedenjem pa lahko povzroči vznemirjenje ali razburjenje ali ogrožanje posameznika ali skupine ali škoduje njihovemu ugledu in takšno vedenje pooblaščena uradna oseba prekrškovnega organa osebno zazna na kraju kršitve".
in kak bodo po novem zgledali gostilniški pretepi?
 

B81

22. jul 2007
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To še ni prišlo so naše leve grupacije...no ali pa je in so dobili idejo, vzor...
 
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jurek1973

Guru
3. sep 2007
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Nekaj takega, mar ne:
Po novem predlogu oz. po novem dopolnilu bi z globo do 1000 evrov kaznovali tistega, ki se "v javnosti prepira, vpije ali se nedostojno vede do posameznika ali skupine, ki je na teritoriju Republike Slovenije, s takšnim vedenjem pa lahko povzroči vznemirjenje ali razburjenje ali ogrožanje posameznika ali skupine ali škoduje njihovemu ugledu in takšno vedenje pooblaščena uradna oseba prekrškovnega organa osebno zazna na kraju kršitve".
Saj sem napisal, VSEM vladam, vsakomur na oblasti je fajn, če lahko omejuje in kaznuje "moteče" elemente.
In zato nobena opozicija ne bo resno nasprotovala takim predlogom omejitev.
In ko bo tak zakon enkrat sprejet, bo vsak nasprotnik zakona lahko ustrezno utišan.
 

Matey

AlterZavarovalničar
6. sep 2007
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Upam da zakon ne gre po korakih UK-ja, kjer zapirajo ljudi, ko povedo resnico na FB-ju... predvsem glede uvoženih ljudi v zadnjih letih....

https://www.standingforfreedom.com/...now-jailing-people-for-social-media-comments/
Še malo o tej UK zakonodaji in svobodi govora na spletu v kombinaciji s sovražnim govorom - zadeva po svojee niti ni toliko drugačna od aktualnega predloga naše vlade s katerim bo oblast dobila večji nadzor in možnost kaznovanja nad raznoraznimi objavljalci na internetu kamor poleg forumov kot je Alter, raznih blogov, influeencerjev in njihovih objav ipd. spadajo tudi "memes", ki so zadnje čase vedno bolj popularen način izražanja mnenja ali prikazovanja stanja. Problem pa potem v praksi velikokrat izvira iz tega, da se lahko tako enostavno velikokrat povsem realno (kdaj pa seveda tudi popolnoma zavajajoče) obveščanje o dejanskemu stanju označi kot sovražni govor in temu "primerno" ukrepa. Kazni so poleg denarnih lahko tudi zaporne.

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