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lol, how about you get your facts straight? All you do here is defamation, you have no ide
about the country, being from Australia certainly doesn't help your case. The English news-outlets completely twisted around what actually happened. If you are only able to read headlines, that's your fault.
The perpetrators were sentenced to probation, because they were all underaged when the incident occurred, except for one who got 2,5 years - because he was trialed as an adult.
The woman got sentenced to "arrest" which basically means you will spend nights in a prison (a weekend friday-sunday), 35€ fine and that's it. No probation. Yes technically she got sentenced longer, 0 days vs 2 DAYS.
While the sentencing for r*pe-offenders is a completely different problem in Germany, Accusation and factual evidence another. Different sentencing not too long ago: First time offender, r*pe got 6 years, because he admitted it. If it's factual and he would have denied it it would have been 10 years.
Before having an opinion about something, get your facts straight, this is just absolutely wrong and far from any fact.
did no say that did not happen, but calling people names and stuff like that is something you can get convicted for. It is not like she just called them "pigs". even if the person you are insulting is a convicted rapist.
So in this case the rapists did get convicted (although an parole) and you can debate if the punishment is enough.
The women got convicted and btw: she does not have to go to jail that is just not the case. She got an arrest for 48 hours. And rightfully so.
That is far from an authoritarian state. Oh and btw isn't Australia THE number one law and order state? To me that sounds far more authoritarian (although I would not say Australia is an authoritarian state).
You see that is the problem right there: if laws would be made like people like that women would want them to be the main goal of the justice system would be vengeance. Where is the justice in that? I think society already moved past that, although there are a lot of people that would want it that way.
So calling someone a name on the internet should result in jail?
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They've outlawed saying racist things in Germany? Wow that sucks and youre not allowed to insult people? Imagine living in a place where government compels speech lol couldnt be me.
Trump will make Germany the 53rd state.
Doesnt really matter since it still happened. The fact alone that there was a criminal investigation is absurd. Also yes the search was unlawfull but it was still not clear that this isnt a criminal offense. I mean the fact alone that police will investigated someone for this is something i never thought would happen in a free democracy.
The fact alone to live in a country where the police raids your home because you called someone "male genital" is scary.
Sorry but just to prove my point:
https://netzpolitik.org/2022/meinungsfreiheit-mit-hausdurchsuchungen-gegen-likes/
https://www.stern.de/digital/online/polizei-beschlagnahmt-smartphone-wegen-twitter-likes-von-hassrede-31969380.html
Dont get me wrong those things are morally wrong on every level - but no i dont think that things like that should lead to the police confiscating your smartphone or search your home.
I think its scare that completley unclear words are used in criminal law. Hate is a word that means nothing and everything. Some people these days even say its hate if you give a game a negative review ...
Sorry but i think germany is going down a road when it comes to privacy, censorship etc. that is frightening.
Also in general, its just absurd how human interaction seems to be more and more guided by criminal law when it comes to morally questionable behaviour.
For example - if someone calls someone an idiot etc. in RL - would you seriously agree that the right response is a criminal investigation? Criminal law is a red line - not a tool to make human interaction more and more akward. People are emotional, people will cuss - the consequences should be social not criminal law.
I mean just look at modern business - its absurd, everything is the same completely nonsensical and meaningless terminology because everyone is scared to offend anyone at all or to make any clear statement. People will search old things for problematic things and just delete it for no reason. For example if you want to watch scrubs or community these days - guess what there are at least 3 episodes that were simply removed for no logical reason.
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