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these kind of assumptions and having openings to these kind of interpretations is what creates loopholes in the law. if anything this will be crappy worded and
by vectorEQ 9y ago
these kind of assumptions and having openings to these kind of interpretations is what creates loopholes in the law. if anything this will be crappy worded and probarb ly exploitable by lawyers...
- toyg 9y agoThis is still a draft. It will likely be tightened up before the final version is approved (if it ever comes to that). Reporters are picking up on it because it's unusually conciliatory - Commission (i.e. lobbyists), Council (i.e. governments) and Parliament (i.e. people) all seem happy to let it go through, in an area where nation-states have recently been quite belligerent versus their own citizenry. This could be a watershed victory for civil rights on par with FOIA laws, and it might happen after little or no unrest, which would be remarkable.