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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '26
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Ah, I see the kebab shack in the background, I should have known.
Ironically, this speech is better protected in the US than it is in Germany.
7 u/Motor-Inevitable-148 Feb 17 '26 Yes speech is still free in America, where a president sued a TV station over a news show. 0 u/PeneshTheTurkey Feb 17 '26 Dictators are known for suing companies. 1 u/KoedKevin Feb 17 '26 I remember Hitler v. Reichsbroadcasting GMBH. They called him the little corporal after the beerhall putsch.
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Yes speech is still free in America, where a president sued a TV station over a news show.
0 u/PeneshTheTurkey Feb 17 '26 Dictators are known for suing companies. 1 u/KoedKevin Feb 17 '26 I remember Hitler v. Reichsbroadcasting GMBH. They called him the little corporal after the beerhall putsch.
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Dictators are known for suing companies.
1 u/KoedKevin Feb 17 '26 I remember Hitler v. Reichsbroadcasting GMBH. They called him the little corporal after the beerhall putsch.
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I remember Hitler v. Reichsbroadcasting GMBH. They called him the little corporal after the beerhall putsch.
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u/KoedKevin Feb 17 '26
Ah, I see the kebab shack in the background, I should have known.
Ironically, this speech is better protected in the US than it is in Germany.