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Tag Archives: Netherlands
“Rude and denigrating” free speech against Islam, “on the edge of what is allowed”, is officially allowed in Holland (the Netherlands). — [NEWS + VIDEO]
Criticizing Islam harshly (‘Islam is violent by nature, so let’s ban Muslim immigration and the Koran’) does not meet the definition of criminal speech in the Dutch country. – Geert Wilders cleared of hate charges by Netherlands court. – Anti-Islamist … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Arabs, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Dutch, Dutch politics, free speech, Freedom, Geert Wilders, Holland, immigrants, immigration, Islam, Koran, liberty, Middle East, Muslims, Netherlands, Politics, Qur'an, religion, religions, Theo van Gogh
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The HubDub prediction markets on assassinations could be somewhat useful in some cases —now that I am sober and that I think of it.
I published 3 times my opinion that it is a nuclear scandal of apocalyptic proportions that HubDub allows prediction markets on celebs’ death and assassination. My view is that this will attract strong criticism from people who are very strict … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchange & Market Management, Exchanges & Markets, Politics
Tagged assassinations, deaths, Ethics, Holland, HubDub, Netherlands, Pim Fortuyn, prediction markets
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