Published: 17 Dec 10 14:26 CET | Print version
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A Swedish neo-Nazi has lost his seat on a local council in Grästorp in western Sweden after authorities discovered that he does not live in the municipality.
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We had comunism also in certain parts of europe, but some dumb western people still don't get and support socialistic/comunistic ideas and try to push them futher in to the goverment..One good example was summer time protest in Denmark.. It seems that some people are too boored.
Just bugs me to see hatred (Nazism) pushed as an ideology after all the lives sacrificed to end it once already.
I think that most of us will become witnesses of some extreme nationalism in a whole europe quite soon, because somehowe people don't want to live quitely in peace and even WWI, WWII and all other wars and conflicts with europeans included did't teach anything at all. In WWII it was mostly jews and smarter aducated people as a problem, in the future it will be people with different skin colour or religion. And same story again and again and again.
Also, VERY INTERESTING that we can comment on this story but not on the Muslim terrorism stories. The Local strikes again.
A message to the Local If we cannot comment on it, DO NOT PRINT IT
I have to agree with what other posters here have written with regards to the stories that 'The local' chooses to allow comments on.
A few days ago we were presented with a 'very fine' (sic) letter/statement from The Local about how from experience they've noticed that some stories they run concerning certain groups, receive far more 'negative' comments than others, and that 'The Local' felt they had a obligation to these groups not to allow comments concerning said story.
@ The Local, you are servile hypocites to allow this for one group but not the other. If you have not the courage to allow comments on ALL news stories (whom-so-ever they might concern), then you have no business reporting the news. It's not for you to determine the right of people to comment on the story, that's not for you to decide (obviously I'm not refering to hate speech and the such). Report the news, do not censor it. Let people say what they wish, if you would include a comment section at all.
As it stands now, you can rightly be referred to as a bunch of hypocrites.
Why are hassling TL for deciding to ban comments on sertain subject matter? TL is not a public service, it is a private company? They can do what they like with their website. If you don't like it just choose another news-site to read. Also, as you know this site is unfortunately heavily trolled by bigoted idiots. Such topic matter comments were a breeding ground for abusive comments and probably some that could be in breach of Swedish law in certain cases. TL has every right to decide not to allow comments on certain articles that would no doubt cause offense to many and also increase the likelyhood of legal action. I am sure it was not a decision that was taken likely. If you want to blame anyone, then blame the trolls.
BTW... it is not your 'right' to comment on news storys here on TL. Whatever gave you that impression? It is something that the TL 'allow' to its readers and thus they have the right to restrict or impose sanctions on when it can be used.