盗版党主席内尔斯谈反仿冒貿易協定（ACTA）

德国盗版党（German Pirate Party）谈反仿冒貿易協定（ACTA）、被遗忘的自由和德国的盗版状况。

发表时间： 2月 13, 2012 with 没有评论 Print

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annemarie_detlef 5月 25, 2012 1:57 下午
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“Ich habe nicht das Recht, jemanden zu beleidigen.” – Wie definiert Herr Nerz denn eine Beileidigung? “Da, wo die Freiheit des anderen anfängt”?
Es sieht mal wieder so aus, als ob Meinungsfreiheit nach dieser Definition nur fallspezifisch festzulegen ist .
- annemarie_detlef 5月 30, 2012 9:05 上午
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  Ich finde, das Wort ‘Höflichkeit’ sollte aus dem 4. Prinzip entfernt werden. Im Gegensatz zu Herrn Nerz, denke ich, dass wir tatsächlich das Recht haben, jemanden zu beleidigen. Andererseits ist die Meinungsfreiheit automatisch zu sehr eingeschränkt.
  Restriktionen bei Beileidigungen sind eine ethische Frage – legal jedoch undefinierbar und zu einschränkend.

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