No freedom for dissidents
Of Alessio Mannino

Source: The dissident intellectual
The coldest of all monsters, Nietzsche said of the State - and he didn't know what the Market would be... The last person to want to put handcuffs on freedom of expression is the Poland governed by the Catholic-nationalist right: It is forbidden to claim that the Nazi extermination camps were Polishi. Put it like this, he would seem like a fool trying to abolish something stupid by decree: the concentration camps were undoubtedly German, to define them in any other way would simply be false or inaccurate. But unless you're under oath in a trial, punish those who declare falsely with prison (Now it's fashionable to call them fake news), it is trying to cage the least cageable, compressible and repressible there is: the thought.
Even if it were an unfounded and clearly idiotic thought. Dice: but how naive, Power has been trying to deny it since the dawn of time, often or almost regularly succeeding, the circulation of unwelcome facts and ideas. Certainly. And if he doesn't proclaim himself democratic, there would be no problem: in dictatorship, under an absolute monarch or with the Inquisition reigning, we knew that certain things could be thought but not said, but at least you were dealing with a hateful oppressor yes, but consistent with its principles. But if, like in Warsaw, we are happy to consider ourselves democratic, then any form of censorship becomes inadmissible. Read More

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