The law is clear: publicly insulting someone may be illegal, and serious cases can be punished.
Big brother, when I’m angry, can I insult people?
Not really. The law says that insulting someone in public could get you fined.
Fined for what? Like, having to do homework?
No—money. And if it’s serious, you could even be detained for a few days.
Then what if I say it quietly at home—still not okay?
Complaining at home is usually fine, but you can’t insult people online or out in public.
Got it. I should speak properly.
Right. Respecting others also protects yourself.
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