Well a video is best. Poetry in another language requires hearing the words spoken I feel. Pace, tone, feeling. Can't be made apparent through a translation on paper.

e/ ah... hadn't watched the vid when I posted...

Yea - if you're gonna post a vid then where is the original language audio?

FYI 'Deutschland' has never been known for having great freedom of speech.

This post was edited by Scaly on Apr 16 2016 01:03pm

Id pace, tone, and feel your ass

My arse can't get any more toned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPwVBIxDQT8 sry cant embed xD


skip to 0:40

These countries don't have the same freedoms as the USA. Can't really compare since in this case there is literally a law against free speech. There are also cases in Scotland of people being jailed for publicly supporting closing borders to migrants. Scottish authorities actually publicly said on Twitter that they are monitoring and will enforce anything they deem offensive.

More important are any attempts at censoring free speech in America.


We can say that free speech should be a right for everyone. But since it is not in written law in most countries, the ones that have it are the exception not the rule.

This post was edited by timmayX on Apr 16 2016 01:10pm

Some of us on the forum speak the master tongue.
I'm looking for the original and not finding it.

People on this subforum love to make shit up about how things are going in *insert European country* because they think they can get away with it due to pard being mostly American hence in their bubble...not me though.

But I mean, even if Scotland censored free speech to some extent, their police don't have the right to lawfully detain a Scottish citizen for an unlimited period of time without charge and simply under 'suspicion' of wrongdoing. They don't constantly surveil internet and phone records of citizens anywhere near to the extent as in the US either.

In pretty much every way possible, Western European countries have a much greater degree of freedom than America does.

I like the part where I said "detain for an indefinite period of time without charge." I see you still like to exaggerate others posts to try to make your argument look better.

Can't really hear your defense of censorship over the 1776 decibels of freedom ringing in my ears.

I'm referring to America's policy, not Scotland's. It's hinting at your hypocrisy



That isn't even an important part of our history, that's how insignificant you are to us...