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arrowsmith
8mo ago
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> if somebody is convicted in the UK, it's acceptable legally and culturally to call them by the crime they committed.
Is this not the case in other countries?
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helloguillecl
8mo ago
In Germany, calling someone by a crime they have been sentenced of, constitutes defamation.
arrowsmith
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8mo ago
What? That makes no sense whatsoever.
akudha
8mo ago
Why does it not make sense? If I was involved in a robbery at age 18, as a dumb kid, should I still be called "robber xyz" for the rest of my life? Especially if I turned my life around?
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