RIVADULLA DURÓ v. SPAIN DECISION On 24.03.16, with a video of the Civil Guard firing rubber bullets: “Then they expect us to cry when something happens to these monsters called police.” On 24.03.16, with a photograph of a dead man on a beach: “No Civil Guard had to pay for the 16 immigrants killed with rubber bullets. Now you call this democracy.” On 5.04.16: “The police killers of Iñigo Cabacas not only remain unpunished, but on top of that they were asking the family for money. Reality surpasses fiction.” On 07.08.16: “The police murder with total impunity: Iñigo Cabacas, immigrants, etc. But Pablo Iglesias says they protect us.” 5. The applicant also published the following rap song: “How many millions and millions have been plundered and squandered for so many years by so many members of the Royal Family. Then the psychopaths who govern us say that there is no money for basic necessities. But their years are numbered – the people’s republic is coming. This is the story of Juan Carlos the Idiot that they want to hide. It is a crime to tell who he is and what he does, he showed clear signs when he killed his brother Alfonsito [laughs]. Who believes it was an accident ... not even Marhuenda [a right-wing journalist] imagining Rajoy [then Prime Minister] naked when he tells lies. Torrente [a fictional corrupt police officer] is a saint next to Juanca [the King Emeritus], they have already reported that he mistreated [Queen] Sofía. What legitimacy does Franco’s heir have who is throwing away our money on binges and whores. He laughs at his impunity in a chalet in Switzerland. Imagine him drunk saying ‘how good my daughter is’. With his lover’s cock he remembers elephant hunts while hunger increases and there is no justice to hunt him down. The poor go to jail and not the Infanta Cristina, but half the country wishes him the guillotine. He doesn’t even know how to speak, ‘why don’t you shut up’. Such a scoundrel won’t make me shut my mouth. Juan Carlos the Idiot, mafia boss plundering the Spanish kingdom. On television they spew that he is useful, yes of course, to his dealer and the owner of the whorehouse. Juan Carlos the Idiot, the revolution will take his palace. No, there will be no Royal Guard to prevent the republicans from judging [King] Felipe. ... Procreating with members of the same family takes its toll, and censorship is already trying to protect his shamelessness. Whatever he does, the Civil Guard praises him and fixes it with ‘I made a mistake, and it won’t happen again.’ 5