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What Nikolas Ferreira said about criminalize hate against women

About: criminalize hate against women

Nikolas Ferreira: How many women have been victims of this? How many women are victims, for example, of organized crime, which they don't want to classify as terrorism?

Nikolas Ferreira: Now, if you make a joke, then no, you can't — it has to be criminalized.

The rapporteur of this bill wants to criminalize jokes, because for a comedian there's a place in jail, for someone who wears a wig here in the chamber there's jail.

Nikolas Ferreira · 24:38

Nikolas Ferreira: But for a minor criminal, scumbag, who robs, rapes and kills, the prisons are overcrowded, and you can't put those minors, "victims", in there.

Nikolas Ferreira: For those of us who say that Janja is someone who spends public money — she herself said that no other first lady works, even offending other first ladies previously — that's misogyny, and I have to go to jail.

Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence

Says the bill would criminalize jokes and comedians, rejecting the proposal.

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