"Did the Police Act Against the Law?" Miller After Tusk's Words
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Freedom of speech is a citizen's right, not a privilege granted by the government. Democracy does not need a ministry of truth, writes Leszek Miller. "Freedom of speech is not about the right to express only views that are true, reasonable, and accepted by the government. It also includes the right to express opinions that are erroneous, unpopular, controversial, and inconvenient to those in power," he reminds us.
If the first entity to demand control, or a form of censorship, is a government official, and not a court, then I'm starting to feel very concerned," said Leszek Miller about the government's draft bill blocking online content. On the "Presidents and Prime Ministers" program, he also pointed out what, in his opinion, is causing the increase in aggression in schools.
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