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> GDPR “My oh my, we won't be able to sell people online life without them knowing it” > local movie quotas on services like Netflix Promoting local culture,
by ethelward 8y ago
> GDPR
“My oh my, we won't be able to sell people online life without them knowing it”
> local movie quotas on services like Netflix
Promoting local culture, what a shame.
> arresting people who train their dog to do a bellamy salute
Of course, if someone is training their dog to do a “Bellamy” salute when prompted by statements including “Heil Hitler” and “gas the Jews”, the chances that this guy is a closet neo-nazi are so low[0] – BTW, you're the only one presenting it as a Bellamy salute, that sounds like if you were trying to cover a neo-nazi.
> I can't think of a single reason other than vacation days that I'd ever want to live there.
Nah, even for vacations, please don't come here, it's awful, you wouldn't like it.
[0] https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/europe/scottish-man-who-taught-dog-to-do-nazi-salute-crowdfunds-over-185-000-1.6032122 https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/europe/scottish-man-who-t...
- jimmaswell 8y agoI meant having a guaranteed number of vacation days. And I don't care if the guy was a neo-nazi; it shouldn't be the government's job to decide what jokes are too offensive.
- Tomte 8y agoStrange how Anmericans always think it's bad that parts of Europe ban outright Nazi symbols and speech, when it was America that forced us to do so. Americans even shut down newspapers after WW2 and only gave out licenses to start a newspaper after background checks and ideological checks. Strange how things you made us do somehow morphed into something that you cannot accept at all.