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Put that way, the EU sounds more impotent than I have been led to believe, and I already thought it was a fairly impotent form of government. Who is collecting
by SllX 6y ago
Put that way, the EU sounds more impotent than I have been led to believe, and I already thought it was a fairly impotent form of government.
Who is collecting all of these GDPR fines if not the national governments?
- jevgeni 6y agoEU is not a form of government to begin with.
- SllX 6y agoThe EU has a legislature, it passes laws, has borders, citizens and a monetary policy. It has limited executive functions but it does have some. It even has courts. You sure about that? I’m open to the idea, but I don’t see it. A sui generis government that doesn’t perfectly fit the mold of prior systems is still a government. Maybe a more apt description is a government of governments? Sell me on your take.
- jevgeni 6y agoMy take is the definition of the word "government". What you are describing isn't a government, you are describing a state.