[markup]

The entire case is really grottesque. It’s thank to that video that the idiots (sorry, I can't just find another term) got busted and proper actions have been taken to make some justice for the boy with Down syndrome.

This is only yet another way to prove that our (I am italian) justice system is such a total failure on so many side that it hurts.

[Retric]

After reading this all I can think is...

Note to self: Block Italian IP's

How on earth does a case like this get prosecuted?

[sh1mmer]

Punishing Italian internet users isn't at all like punishing Google executives for Youtube is it?

[GavinB]

Unless this case ends up dismissed or easily won, Google should redirect all Italian IPS to a page explaining what has happened and that they are unable to do business in Italy until the laws are changed.

They should add a "contact your government" feature that lets Italian internet users let their parliament know what's going on.

This isn't punishing Italian internet users it's a necessary safety precaution. It's not worth doing business somewhere that puts your employees in danger of jail time for doing their jobs.

[calambrac]

Oh wow, you're right, not letting Italians see some content is exactly like imprisoning people.

[davidw]

> I am italian

Where are you from? You neglected to include any information about yourself in your profile! My wife and I are moving back to Padova soonish.

[markup]

I am from Bergamo, it is 200km far from Padova :-)

[davidw]

I know where it is - I've been there a few times, both for work and to watch the finale of the Giro di Lombardia:-) It'd be fun to have a HN-Italy meetup sometime, but I'm not sure there are enough people within a reasonable distance.

[blue1]

50 km from padova, here.

[davidw]

Once again: you need to put some information in your profile if you want anyone to be able to do more than just say "oh, ok".