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Libertarec described the referendum on RTV as the greatest victory over totalitarians. He wrote that an opposite outcome would also show that half of the nation no longer perceives RTV as their own, but rather as propaganda of the other half, which forces them to pay. He added that this story is over and that everything is now clear. #referendum #totalitarizem #propaganda (translated)

In the referendum, voters rejected parliamentary investigations and supported the limitation of social assistance, voting rights for foreigners, and the abolition of the RTV contribution, which caused significant polarization in society. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)

Vid Mlakar described the ratio of three votes in favor and one against in a close match as an exceptionally good result. He wrote that the government received the green light for the dismantling of funding for RTV Slovenia, and that the law on the parliamentary investigation is therefore less important in his opinion. He forecasted that critical information about the left will gradually come to the media and the public, adding that the left has "replaced the farmer with a fortress." #politika #Slovenija #RTVSLO (translated)

Mojca B. believed that the fall of the law was a good thing for the coalition, as in her opinion the law became irrelevant after the USA revoked the controversial clause. She wrote that the coalition should not leave the next referendum to chance or rely on common sense, which she believes was shown by the referendum on the RTV subscription that ended very closely. #zakon #referendum #koalicija (translated)

Jože Možina wrote that RTV somewhat covered up the interview with historian Dr. Željko Oset that evening, in his opinion. He labeled Oset as an excellent historian who, in his words, placed Asta Vrečko and the political police in the right context. He also referenced Oset's books *The Academic World Under Surveillance* and *The Udbas Handbook* and invited readers to watch the interview. #intervju #zgodovina #politika (translated)

Uroš Urbanija wrote that the referendum on RTV Slovenia showed that 50 percent of Slovenians would like to contribute to public broadcasting, while the other 50 percent would not. He believed that it would not be right to prevent payment from those who want it, nor to demand contributions from others. As a solution, he suggested that everyone could allocate part of their income tax to a media of their choice. #referendum #Slovenija #RTV (translated)

Mojca B. wrote that the law was rejected, but the law on RTV will probably be adopted according to her. Considering the expected tight outcome regarding the RTV contribution, she wondered how unreasonable a person must be to predict the payment of anything, and asked what will happen at the referendum for the "rich." #politika #referendum #RTV (translated)

Aksel Roze asked where the person he was referring to had been hiding for them to have only been found now. He labeled her statements as nonsensical and wrote that they could only be made by someone whom he believes has been ideologically shaped by RTV Slovenia and the newspaper Delo, which he labeled as communist. https://t.co/H3GZkzuWUj #Slovenija #politika #mnenje (translated)

Liberatec noted that the parliamentary investigation represented the last propaganda attempt by the communists at RTV Slovenia. He claimed that they invested everything they had in an effort to address the mafia, while sinking themselves. He believed that the biggest mistake now would be an attempt to reform RTV instead of abolishing it. #RTVSlovenija #komunizem #politika (translated)

Voters are deciding today on four referendum questions, including an amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiries and advisory questions regarding the RTV contribution, the conditions for social assistance, and the voting rights of foreigners. #referendum #volitve #Slovenija (translated)

Ivan wrote to the minister that in his experience, most things in the media happen intentionally and that the media lies when it suits them, then remains silent when presented with evidence. He praised him for publicly stating the day before that "our public RTV lies." #mediji #resnica #politika (translated)

Tadej Ostrc highlighted questions of journalistic ethics, responsibility, and the credibility of information in light of recent events. He stated that the day before, he publicly displayed original working materials from the minister's office on the show Odmevi and left them with the editorial staff of RTV Slovenia. According to his information, the media that reported for several days about the alleged lifting of the ban did not attempt to obtain the original document from the Ministry of Health and verify whether they were dealing with the same version of the material. Ostrc added that journalistic freedom also brings the responsibility to fact-check and inform the public correctly. https://t.co/iMDWXB0yc4 #novinarstvo #etika #demokracija (translated)

Samo Glavan wrote that he is not from the environment he described as a cesspool, and asked if the person he connected with FDV and RTV and described as youthful-looking had registered for the pre-referendum campaign and opened a dedicated transaction account. In this context, he used a homophobic insult against her. https://t.co/Ucdxtj3ahU #politika #Slovenija #referendum (translated)