Vive La France !!!!!

[Mher]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

Herman, I can't see that the directive quoted includes the legislation passed by the French lower parliament. And if it does can we expect all 26 or so EU states to pass the same, especially Germany with it's millions of turcs & kurds?

I don't think ethnic Germans would mind anything that would encourage Turks to leave.

[hrai]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

I don't think ethnic Germans would mind anything that would encourage Turks to leave.

The Germans invited vermin into their house and now reap the benefits.
If Germany passed a law like the French/Swiss, can you imagine the turc reaction? Maybe then we would see archival proof of the German complicity in the AG.

[Mher]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

The Germans invited vermin into their house and now reap the benefits.
If Germany passed a law like the French/Swiss, can you imagine the turc reaction? Maybe then we would see archival proof of the German complicity in the AG.

It would be great to see, but I doubt it, considering how weak even their recognition of the genocide was. However, I think it would be most likely under the current ruling conservative party, considering they don't get any of the Turkish vote as it is, and the fact that they are against Turkish integration into the EU, while the liberal party is for it.

[bell-the-cat]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

An alle türkischen Wölfe im Katzengewand! Wer lesen kann ist klar im Vorteil!

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richtli...srichtlinie%29

France did nothing than to adopt the anti-racism directive of the European Union. So you better shut your mouth, your garlic breath is unbearable

If history has indicated any mouth that needs silenced - then it is the foul German mouth. For the last 100 years, the stink from its breath has polluted Europe and killed hundreds of millions.
France is what I said it was, an authoritarian, centralist dictatorship run by political elites, but that is as nothing compared to Germany, a country which even after starting two wars that left much of Europe in ruins, still thinks it has the right to break up European countries (Yugoslavia) or depose elected European leaders (Greece). And it is to Germany, above all, that Turkey has looked to for influences and inspirations. So this might explain why, in Turkey, to acknowledge the Armenian Genoicide is considered to be a racist attack against Turks, and the laws that prop-up genocide denial are called anti-racism laws.

[bell-the-cat]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

Herman, I can't see that the directive quoted includes the legislation passed by the French lower parliament.

Its intent just seems to have been to remove racist German legislation and German employment policies within Germany. I wonder what those abolished "legislative and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment" were?

[HermanGerman]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

Its intend just seems to have been to remove racist German legislation and German employment policies within Germany. I wonder what those abolished "legislative and administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment" were?

This turkish cat seems to be a NAZI, a racist and an idiot too. Drem Gakadid Bell

@hrai
Germaniaum shad Datshik kan, payz gamanaki @ndazkum Germanian irenz dimaze garni. Zer polorin (bazi ays kadwin) aman or shnorhawor

[bell-the-cat]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

This turkish cat seems to be a NAZI, a racist and an idiot too. Drem Gakadid Bell

This German seems to have been the offspring of a Turkish xxxxx and a German neocon-nazi. He certainly has the Turkish way of thinking, and the worst of both nationalities.

[londontsi]

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Raphael Lemkin

[HermanGerman]

Re: Vive La France !!!!!

Europeans are sick of Turkishness and Turkish chauvinism.

Denial of Armenian Genocide in Slovakia to be punished with up to 5 years imprisonment.

http://armenpress.am/eng/news/669626...risonment.html

VIVE LA FRANCE yew zawed danem SLOVAKIA

DREM GAKADID BELL

[Siggie]

Siggie, very interesting that a Forum Moderator takes this view, can we assume that you will not delete posts, ban members for expressing their thoughts and beliefs here?

I can see how it might be confusing for those who can't seem to wrap their heads around the fact that this is a private forum and that removing posts is not the equivalent of your government criminalizing expressing a particular belief. I know forums and governments are so very similar that it makes this distinction an incredibly tricky one to grasp.

I find both of your statements rather daft.

Lets get get this straight.
This does not criminalize thought, unless you can read people�s mind.
No different than if I go Turkey and I think of the Genocide victims despite Article 301.

However if I make statements or write articles or give interviews etc. than I would be breaking the law.

No different than as an example I advocate rape as something natural (or normal) or paedophilia as something normal and desirable.

There is nothing new as far applying the law here.

Cannot understand the �difficulty� both of you seem to be having.



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Adorable. Perhaps it seemed "daft" because you didn't understand what we were saying...
Thank you for that very elementary explanation of slander/libel, but I've been to law school... I get it. The opinion I expressed had nothing to do with this though, therefore instead, I'd refer you, in turn, to Constitutional law though to help elucidate what Sip and I meant.
Before you further explain the obvious, we also realize we're talking about France and not the US (ergo, the US constitution does not apply)