Finland Free Speech

FINLAND: FORMER COP/FINNS PARTY POLITICIAN INVESTIGATED FOR ”HATE SPEECH”…….

One of the biggest attacks on free speech is the shackles of so called ”hate speech”.

I strongly disagree with the former cop, I would have insisted upon more stringent border controls and stronger law enforcement measures, not the sterilization of individuals. Taking the lazy way out, and enforcing thought control, the statists have managed to inculcate society with the false meme of ”hate speech”.

If anyone should be restricted where language is concerned, it’s government, and the bureaucratic branches offices of it. Only full blown discrimination and violence against the individual can be carried out, and on a grand scale, by the government, not by the private sector

Finns Party politician to be investigated for hate speech

Finland’s Deputy Prosecutor General has initiated a preliminary criminal investigation that could bring hate speech charges against Finns Party Helsinki reserve councillor Olli Sademies for a Facebook posting in May suggesting the forced sterilisation of African men in Finland.

Muokattu kuvakaappaus Olli Sademiehen Facebook-sivuilta.
A screen capture of the May Facebook posting by Olli Sademies suggesting the forced sterilisation of African men Image: Facebook, Yle

Deputy Prosecutor General Jorma Kalske has forwarded a request to police to begin a premilinary investigation that was filed by Non-Discrimination Ombudsman Kirsi Pimiä two days after the posting by Sademies became public.

A reserve councillor in Helsinki, Olli Sademies suggested on Facebook that African men should be sterilised. Olli Sademies made the comments in a post where he suggested that African immigrants have too many children.

The Finns Party has distanced itself from the comments, but did not formally censure Sademies.

Police received three formal complaints against Sademies for hate speech, but decided not to start an investigation at the time.

A retired police officer, Sademies was a Finns Party candidate in this year’s parliamentary election, but received just 462 votes and was not elected to parliament.

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