Real scenario: you wouldn’t see that happen.
Hypothetically it could cause economic collapse because now there wouldn’t be money to back up all the loans that are outstanding. Followed by mass layoffs of people and all the other fun stuff that comes with it.
It’s not illegal when you have to “consent” or basically be unable to use any chat service properly. At least that is what they seem to think. I am no legal expert in that matter but it’s still shitty that they are effectively trying to force you to consent to it.
Avoids law for four years. Finally gets fined a measly 200 million and one million every day from there on out till it’s solved. Basically just an additional cost to do business instead of a punishment. Amazing.
If it helps to put it into more perspective. Those conservatives or CDU somewhat recently visited republicans in the US and figured that it might be a good idea to copy how they do politics in the US to apply it in Germany. But making noise is unfortunately what works even if it’s not actually correct or an issue at all.
Yeah. Cooperation at a large scale is seen as a weakness to the far right and sock puppets of Russia. Making it actively worse for everyone that dares to have a different opinion from them is their goal. That is why they must ruin it for everybody even if it gets them In the end as well. But they don’t care untill it’s too late and shit can’t be undone anymore and everyone is dying. Only then will they realize what they have done but still won’t show remorse because they showed everyone else…
Oh she WILL cooperate with any party if it means that she can stay in power. Count on that much.
Poland voted pro EU last election. They are not an issue anymore. Now Slovakia is a new problem indeed.
And while it’s not possible to throw member states out now, the EU could reform it’s rules to allow for that.
Hungary blocks the EU in so many areas, I wonder when the EU finally decides that enough is enough and just blocks Hungary. And then finally change how the EU makes choices because that has been a mistake from the start. While you are at it, change it so that member states have to upholdt the standards required to get into the EU as long as they are in the EU or they loose their rights within the EU but still have all the obligations. If they then choose to not uphold the obligations… Toss em out.
Who would have thought…
Yeah no, that happening when the entire party she is part of can’t even say no to a nazi party was to expected.
If it looks like a nazi, thinks like a nazi, smells like a nazi, speaks like a nazi, supports a nazi party. It’s probably a nazi.
No way around it. Actions speak louder than words do but in that case or rather cases both point rather clearly to them being… Nazis.
Don’t want to be called a nazi? Fine… Don’t be a nazi and there is no reason to call you one.
If we only had a market lead in solar power in Germany. Oh we HAD that! we also just happened to have conservative politicians who decided to sell that technology to China. If only we had corporate structures in Germany building wind turbines that were competitive. Oh we HAD that…
Microsoft Corporation is confused. It hurt itself in confusion.
To add to that. Meta has been found to have used a man in the middle attack to gain acces to data from competing services. Intercepting and selling that user data before it got encrypted. They literally are evil. Do not let them in.
The bigger mistake was not ensuring that the standards that must be met to even get into the EU also have to be maintained to keep your rights within. If that were the case Hungary may not have a say anymore and would not get EU money either until they fix that. After all it seems like the only thing or an cares for is his and his accomplices money.
Oh no! Anyways…
“potential customer hears about product for the first time after it’s announced a flop”
I mean, a single player FPS… Oh it’s an EA game we are talking about! NEVERMIND.
It’s a combination really, naive first time voters that have not experienced what they do or got blinded by their promises. Also mostly people who think that are wealthy enough to profit from voting for them but really are not. Then there are probably a few of the big business owners who actually profit from them.
Realistically, if you look at the FDP agenda, it’s a upper 1% of wealth party that manages to get people that will be worse off with them in the government to vote for them.
That cycle is real indeed. Though I am not quite sure if it’s stupid first time voters or just naive people thinking that they are meant when they mention the economy doing good with them. In either case, I have seen that cycle in action too and I also don’t get why a party for the top 1% gets more than 5% of votes.
If you are only ashamed of your actions after you were caught, you are not ashamed of your actions. Grade A trashy behaviour that has no place in the world.