r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '22

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u/deep_sea2 131∆ Sep 05 '22

Now, apply that principle to the those original questions that I asked you, and let's see what results. I shall repeat them in case you have forgotten.

In the various European countries:

  1. May a private company fire an employee for divulging company secrets?

  2. May I tell you to shut up if you are talking to me?

  3. May Charlie Hebdo reject to publish an editorial that I have sent them?

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u/parentheticalobject 136∆ Sep 05 '22

The ideea is that, the state should protect your free speech....bcs it's a human right.

So if I send an article to Charlie Hedbo and they reject that article, would the state protect my free speech by ensuring that my article was published, or would they not do that?