Due to the prospect of a new law in Italy that would give those writing on the internet
just 48 hours to remove a post or face a €12,000 fine, the
Italian homepage for Wikipedia is now redirecting to a statement specifically opposing the proposed legislation.
The proposed law is known as the "DDL intercettazioni" (Wiretapping Act), and critics
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Also, being acquainted with dictatorships - studying them - is the most important thing to do to make sure it doesn't happen again. So, I don't know, maybe crack a book and learn something about it?
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Oh and here's a new non-Italian word for you: "dimokratia". Good luck with it!
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http://italychronicles.com/italys-fascist-style-blog-gagging/
"It’s one of those 'Only in Italy' moments."
that sounds racist right?
oh and stay classy with the way you address someone you disagree with in the comments of your own post!
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And I'm only calling it like I see it :) you sound ignorant, sorry if it hurts your feelings if I say so :) when you go around making ignorant statements, like calling a whole country fascist because of the actions of a few lawmakers, actions that the people of the country are fighting like hell... well, those people are gonna call you ignorant.
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and again with the exaggeration hahahaha
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The difference is, I don't do it, because I know better than to judge a whole country based on the actions of a few, or of some politicians.
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just to clear that up: it's the "As Alex Roe of Italian Chronicles notes" article you link to in the post you made right above. Didn't you check *your own post*? :)
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"Really, are we arguing semantics?"
"Actually, fascism is an English word. Fascismo is an Italian word."
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But what I meant in the comment you replied to, is that I read the article you quoted, I just disagreed with it.
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