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The problem is that the question was incoherent, just like the recent vote on weapons. This question was asked in a vacuum, and didn't take into account that i
by Leherenn 7y ago
The problem is that the question was incoherent, just like the recent vote on weapons.
This question was asked in a vacuum, and didn't take into account that it was in direct contradiction with current laws/agreements.
Implementing the immigration law would most likely have meant exiting Schengen and a whole lot of EU things.
This should have been made explicit in the vote, not implicit.
I don't even understand how asking such a question is legal when one answer results in the law being incoherent.