Alex Christoforou
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Scotland passes dangerous and oppressive “anti-free speech” law
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Scotland’s anti-free speech law has passed, making it one of the West’s most oppressive countries for speech
Scotland’s anti-free speech law has passed, making it one of the West’s most oppressive countries for speech
The Scottish National Party’s bill is a huge setback for free expression.
The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating. I look forward to reports on cases brought under this law. Then we’ll see how it is implemented.
Any law that restricts speech is self evidently oppressive. In effect it is one step removed from criminalizing thought and will lead to self censorship of thinking. It is continuing the revolution in morals and ethics. The Bible is once again correct when the Word of God tells us that in the last days Good will be called Evil, and Evil, Good. So we know the end is not far off.
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A law like this is very strange. It is anti-free-speech in presumably English and possibly Gaelic as well, but what about the other 170 languages spoken in Scotland today? Does it only apply to English and Gaelic? An overheard conversation in English among a group of people in a private home that was reported and deemed to be hate speech could be criminalised, but how about if it were in one of these foreign languages? Who would know? Is it going to be like the person who calls the police because the neighbour’s dog has barked continuously for four hours… Read more »