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I'm talkin specifically of Syndicalist literature, a spanish translation of.. the same literature that we hand out here in the US and in other countries.. I'm pretty familiar with the history of the Island of Hispanola btw for those that wanted to know.. But I do also know that many "free speech" countries have legal penalties for distributing literature of dissent, or "anti-government" literature as they may call it, as it opposes capitalism..
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Gotta respect anyone whos against the rights of the people and environment in the name of unregulated market
Yeah c'mon down and hand out your literature, I am sure that all this country is waiting for is to hear from YOU that they need to protect the environment and put even more controls and regulations on the market. How stupid of me not to have realised this. All this time I could have been saving the DR from sliding down the toilet bowl... I wonder how many left-wing leaflets I can get out of this here inkjet before I need more eco-friendly ink cartridges? Maybe the shoe shine boys won't object to my capitalistic exploitation if it's only for a few more days, just long enough to hand out the leaflets... After that the free zone manufacturers will see the error of their ways and stop oppressing everybody. The president will realise that he was wrong and walk away from his office, and we can all go out and hug trees. |
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^^ I totally agree, I didn't come here for political debate, as that's not what my party is about, nor is Bourgiose Electoral Politics, I just asked a simple question about the legality of distributing political leaflets.. I'm getting different sorts of answers, "Its legal but don't do it" ?? Also I wouldnt be seen as a tourist american, as I'm latino..
thank you all for your input, even the misguided rightwingers ![]() But could I please have a clear definite answer? If it is legal, but would most likely not be tolerated, what is the chance that i would severly harrased and imprissioned for it? "Patriot: the person who can holler loudest without knowing what he is hollering about" - Mark Twain |
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I just asked a simple question about the legality of distributing political leaflets.. I'm getting different sorts of answers, "Its legal but don't do it"? If it is likely not be tolerated, what is the chance that i would severly harrased and imprissioned for it? thank you all for your input, even the misguided "Patriot: the person who can holler loudest without knowing what he is hollering about" - Mark Twain [Order edited for clatity-ed.] Please don't keep asking the same question just because the answer you're getting back isn't the one you want to hear. Don't believe it? Fine, ask Mr.Guzman. But all he'll say is whether it's legal or not which leads you right back to the same conundrum. Tom aka XR I spilled spot remover on my dog. He's gone now. P.S. Don't y'all just love it when you make a finely reasoned argument like the one explaining how many people moved here to the DR to avoid the trampling of their individual rights, exactly how that happens elsewhere, and that it doesn't happen here, and the only response is a one-line-non-sequitur slogan being shouted back? That's another reason I left. People passionately not being able to argue their way out of a wet-paper-sack. :: sigh :: What a waste of time. |
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Hola! |
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"I hate left wingers" ... Gotta respect anyone whos against the rights of the people ... What folks here, and who have moved here, understand better than in many of those so-called civilized places, and what routinely escapes the minds of self-proclaimed left wingers is the the rights of the individual are being trampled in the name of the rights of the state or of society both of which are an abstract creation. not entitled to rights or protection, and which should at the very least be subservient to the rights of the individual which are paramount. Put me on the list for some of those flyers, too. We have five bathrooms and we're always running out. Tom aka XR I have the oldest typewriter in the world. It types in pencil. |
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But could I please have a clear definite answer? If it is legal, but would most likely not be tolerated, what is the chance that i would severly harrased and imprissioned for it? |
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Hola! With respect though, what sort of political information could you pass on to the Dominicans that they don't know already? They KNOW how politics should work, they KNOW what democracy is, they KNOW about left/right/central political systems ...... it is just a matter of finding someone strong enough to carry through the policies to make these things work! Have you read Frank Moya Pons book 'The Dominican Republic - A natural history'? Do you know the history of Trujillo. Ballaguer, etc terms of office? I would be interested in your replies to these questions, so please respond!! - Grahame. Someone who is careful about what he writes & says despite LIVING here for over 11 years, having some influential friends & good lawyer contacts!!! |
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There is no clear answer to that question, because just like in the wild west, following the law will not necessarily keep you out of jail here, nor will breaking it necessarily land you in it. Nor will the lack of a death penalty provide immunity from the "runaway law".
You come down here handing out anti-governent literature and you could either get very lucky and just be ignored or snickered at, or unlucky and have varying degrees of "bad" things happen to you. An example could be the guy accused of demanding the president resign on a public website, this was nearly a year ago and last I heard he was still in jail, incomunicado and had not yet been formally charged with anything, since there are no specific laws against what he did. (It wasn't his website) Those of us who live here avoid making direct specific attacks against government officials, even on this message board, though it is no secret that no one is happy with the current administration. |
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