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11. Has the Senate passed it and the president signed it?

Sun Dec 1, 2013, 01:24 PM

Dec 2013

And who wouldn't take it to the courts?

Anyone can suggest anything.

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Spain criminalizes protests- including "insulting the state": [View all] cali Dec 2013 OP

Fuck you Spain. Oh noes ...now I am a criminal. L0oniX Dec 2013 #1

Fascism is in the march again n/t CFLDem Dec 2013 #3

So next time someone starts calling us a fascist state treestar Dec 2013 #4

so you think this is the only indication of fascism??? Yikes cali Dec 2013 #6

You don't if you are saying the US has any characteristics of that treestar Dec 2013 #10

Has the Senate passed it and the president signed it? treestar Dec 2013 #11

Well for that matter, neither has the Spanish Parliament........ socialist_n_TN Dec 2013 #14

And BTW, how do you know the SCOTUS wouldn't approve....... socialist_n_TN Dec 2013 #15

Even they would not risk their credibility on something like this treestar Dec 2013 #16

General Franco is back malaise Dec 2013 #5

Looks like it. geomon666 Dec 2013 #9

That's Europe for ya LittleBlue Dec 2013 #8

The Fascism - Communism fault line in Spain is very deep DrDebug Dec 2013 #18

Even though Franco is gone, it seems fascism still runs Cleita Dec 2013 #17