In Lithuania, a citizen went to court for thanking Stalin

Informational portal Delphi reports that in Lithuania the court found guilty the person who expressed gratitude to Joseph Stalin and the Soviet authorities. These words were published on the page on the social network and looked like this:

Thanks to Stalin and the Soviet authorities, and who do not like to be with Russia, won on ... from Lithuania, a suitcase-station, America.

This publication was made by the citizen of the Republic of Lithuania Yuri Subbotin (Jurijus Subotinas), who is an active user of Facebook.

By decision of the Lithuanian court, Yuri is sentenced to restriction of freedom. Now he can’t leave his place of residence at night (from 22: 00 to 5: 00 local time) for “public approval of the Nazi and Soviet regimes”. The commentary of a Lithuanian citizen does not say a word with the approval of Nazism, however, Lithuanian legislation is such that it does not draw a demarcation line between Nazism and the Soviet authorities.

Subscribers of the pages of Yuri in social networks have expressed words of support in his address.

Yuri, I just want to support you. I read about the injustice that they have done to your address. You are real. Honest. Right person. I'm with you.

Translation from Lithuanian:

Yuri, a real political process has passed in relation to you. Hey, who says there we live in a democratic Europe. When the Nazis walk the streets, no one limits their freedom. Where is the legality?

Comments

[bagr69]

What can I say, freedom of speech in all its glory!
And our bodies carry and condemn for blocking outright extremist sites ...

[NIKNN]

Quote: bagr69

What can I say, freedom of speech in all its glory!

By a decision of a Lithuanian court, Yuri was sentenced to restriction of liberty. Now he can’t leave his place of residence at night (from 22:00 to 5:00 local time). Of course, they chose an inconvenient time ...

[Shura Perm]

Democracy ... it is so ...

[210ox]

And this is a verdict .. Rabies is lethal ..

Quote: NIKNN

Quote: bagr69

What can I say, freedom of speech in all its glory!

By a decision of a Lithuanian court, Yuri was sentenced to restriction of liberty. Now he can’t leave his place of residence at night (from 22:00 to 5:00 local time). Of course, they chose an inconvenient time ...

[Warrior with machine gun]

make the Baltic fools pray, and they are guaranteed to break their foreheads, nothing more to say))

[The black]

I’m sure that all these scum have something with their head .. for many years they shook them
medications .. that the head would deteriorate .. otherwise I can’t call it anything else ..

[Warrior with machine gun]

Yes, this head was always not very, in Soviet times they found effective methods of treatment, but alas, the doctor died.

[pjastolov]

Quote: Black

that the head would spoil.

they have leaked millet

[Jedi]

There is someone to learn Russophobia. It’s not just that Dahl is visiting Petruccio.

[ID90]

Quote: bagr69

What can I say, freedom of speech in all its glory!

our type is better ?????


Mikhail Monakhov, a resident of Krasnodar, was called to the prosecutor’s office because of the publication on the social network of an excerpt from Nosov’s Dunno.
Malakhov received a phone call on October 6 and said that the agency received a request to check the post with a screenshot from the children's book for extremism: he may be inciting hatred for the social group “policemen” (article 282 of the Criminal Code).

https://primechaniya.ru/home/news/oktyabr_2017/zh
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[bagr69]

You yourself re-read again that you yourself wrote:

the agency received a request to check the post with a screenshot from the children's book on extremism

We thank the fool god for another hundred years in store ...
And the police are obliged by law to process each application according to the entire program, otherwise they themselves will suffer.
And then they condemned whom? Not. But there’s a lot of screaming about the bloody regime ...
And then, your link doesn’t work, a post from the social network is a very reliable source

[ID90]

Quote: bagr69

And then, your link doesn’t work, a post from the social network is a very reliable source

https://www.novayagazeta.ru/news/2017/10/10/13600
3-zhitelya-krasnodara-vyzvali-na-dopros-iz-za-pos
ta-s-fragmentom-neznayki-na-lune
here is the original.
How did Nosov describe the current garbage so thoroughly?

[bagr69]

Firstly, in a decent society, the term "police" is used;
Secondly, I congratulate you, check the information that you provide, you do not know how or do not want to (the link does not work again).
Thirdly, whoever breaks the law should not be surprised that he gets into the police, and in Nosov’s work everyone sees what he wants - I see the normal work of the police in the prevailing conditions and orders - nothing more.

[ID90]

Quote: bagr69

Firstly, in a decent society, the term "police" is used;

So the Nazis were a decent society when they called the punitive policemen?
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https://openrussia.org/notes/714662/

[bagr69]

Quote resources of the enemies of Russia ??? I have nothing more to talk about with you. All the best!

[210ox]

Who are they smuggling and condemning? Are we ...? Yes, tricksters and extremists .. They are few, but they are And our executive branch needs to be tighter and not play shit

Quote: bagr69

What can I say, freedom of speech in all its glory!
And our bodies carry and condemn for blocking outright extremist sites ...

[samarin1969]

Russia also has less to pay attention to "freedom of speech." She is nowhere ... Yesterday's gatherings with the HRC are simply depressing ... Why do we need this.

[bagr69]

Yesterday's gatherings with the HRC are just depressing

I did not notice anything "depressing," a completely normal dialogue. Here from the liberals of the so-called some deafness was present. And at the expense of freedom of speech in our country, I have never seen anyone pinch it on if everything goes according to the law.

[Smog]

Quote: bagr69

Didn’t notice anything “depressing”,

Well yes. They just again interceded for Belykh, well, he just couldn’t take bribes, well, he couldn’t do that. True, he took money, in a tavern, in Moscow, but he could not.
And they also asked for Serebrenikov, but what about the creative person ...., well, he could not squander budget money, since the creative person ...
What are some of our selective rights ... Maybe the court will decide.
Just don’t drag the stools, that train has already left. And this should not be repeated.

[rotmistr60]

What can I say? Europe damn, with all its "values."

[iouris]

It's time to take up the mind. The bug tank does not crush. This story is not related to freedom of speech - it is related to the participation of official Lithuania in the total war against the USSR. During the war, they do not fight for freedom of speech and conscience.

[stolz]

Quote: rotmistr60

What can I say? Europe damn, with all its "values."

And why not follow the example of the "Europeans" and condemn anyone for denigrating the top officials of our country? After all, there has been plenty of such breeds, even here on the forum?

[Sergey53]

It is called come to complete insanity.

[Pups]

Apparently he is really "out of sorts."

[Herculesic]

Bobblehead of the earth, sir -you again here people began to provoke a well-deserved rude answer?

[nivander]

Well, we would be so

[Herculesic]

Russian citizenship must be immediately given to him, and brought to Russia! Well done man All right said! !!

[Alex Justice]

Yes, he said stupidity! It is obvious.

[SCHMEL]

Thanks to Stalin and the Soviet government,

In my opinion, there is nothing to praise any power . The authorities need to make justified claims in a procedural lawful way, otherwise those in power begin to abuse it

[Altona]

But Nazi marches can arrange and discriminate against the Russian population. This is completely legal. Although in the place of Russia such things could well be stopped.

[Altona]

Quote: schmel

Authorities need to make justified claims in a legal process

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The modern authorities wanted to sneeze at your “legitimate claims in a procedural law”. For example, take the USA, there is a sneeze on a sneeze. The restriction of the freedom of action of the executive branch in the person of the president under the far-fetched pretext of "Russian interference in the elections," has been looking for this interference for a year now. Ban US citizens from filing lawsuits against Saudi Arabia. Take Germany. Have many migrant crimes received legal conviction? Will we continue about the logs in our own eyes, or are they the thickest among Stalin (70-80 years ago)?

[Evgeny Strygin]

freedom of speech. Yopta.

[razved]

A country of victorious democracy, on ...

[Bosch]

This is called Euro-democracy. They still teach us how to live, europitherases.