Pragmatist_TNAG
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« on: September 30, 2019, 06:40:55 AM » |
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This bill is very flawed in its current state, and I will not support it.
As others have stated, sections II and III are blatantly unconstitutional. As in Section II.1.b, "Placing, commenting or discussing pro-suicide, pro-ana and pro-mia comments would be fined with 150 dollars." Discussing these conditions could be under a wide range of topics, like threats or confessions of doing these acts. But debate, ridicule, and even supoort for those trying to change could be flagged under this bill. Like with suicide support groups online, would these groups be fined a thousand dollars, and its users be fined hundreds?
In sections I and III face similar issues, poorly defined ways to violate the bill. Would those trying to expose pedophiles be punished. Would thise trying to have proper discourse be fined?
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