The Monkey
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We've had an attended case in Sweden were a priest spoke about how homosexuality was a sin and that homosexuality is something that needs to be destroyed, in a sermon (in front of 20 people). He was arrested for that, but was later released. It's illegal to "bait" someone, but we also have freedom of speech, so it's not easy to know how to judge. The district court judged him to six months of prison, while the court of appeal released him.
I know that you don't care much about Sweden, but it could have happened anywhere. What do you think? Should a court judge someone who insulted a group of people, or should he/she have right so say what he/she wants, even in public? And this isn't just about insulting homosexuals, but other minority groups too.
I know that you don't care much about Sweden, but it could have happened anywhere. What do you think? Should a court judge someone who insulted a group of people, or should he/she have right so say what he/she wants, even in public? And this isn't just about insulting homosexuals, but other minority groups too.