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Spain has probably the most progressive government in Europe so they'll use specter of harming women to pass more laws outlawing more software. It'll then go u

Spain has probably the most progressive government in Europe so they'll use specter of harming women to pass more laws outlawing more software. It'll then go up to the EU so they can control us a little more. I must say the story sounds like an older scam in which you "romance" someone to get them to send you naked pictures of themselves then extort them. The AI just skips the time cost to get the material.

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dangus 3y ago
> Spain has probably the most progressive government in Europe Uh, citation needed on that one. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spains-far-right-vox-open-coalition-government-with-pp-conservatives-2023-05-29/ https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spains-far-right-vox-op... https://sensationalspain.com/is-spain-liberal/ https://sensationalspain.com/is-spain-liberal/
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y ago
  Easy. The election in July has not resulted in a new government yet. (FYI to Americans lamenting FPTP: this is what you get with proportional representation). The previous government is now a caretaker. That government, specifically the PM, is/was in its second term. That government is a coalition of various socialist parties. Your bogeyman far-right party lost seats. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Spanish_general_election https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Spanish_general_election and my own recollection of media coverage
  - dangus 3y ago
    It seems like you’re here to accuse me of taking sides in a culture war. I won’t engage in that. What do you think about the part of the article I posted that ranks Spain near the bottom of Europe for progressive policies? I am incredibly skeptical of the idea that Spain is one of the most progressive/liberal/left wing countries in Europe on a factual level. This is a country that is more religious than most of the rest of Western and Northern Europe.

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dangus 3y ago

> Spain has probably the most progressive government in Europe Uh, citation needed on that one. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spains-far-right-vox-open-coalition-government-with-pp-conservatives-2023-05-29/ https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spains-far-right-vox-op... https://sensationalspain.com/is-spain-liberal/ https://sensationalspain.com/is-spain-liberal/

Am4TIfIsER0ppos 3y ago
Easy. The election in July has not resulted in a new government yet. (FYI to Americans lamenting FPTP: this is what you get with proportional representation). The previous government is now a caretaker. That government, specifically the PM, is/was in its second term. That government is a coalition of various socialist parties. Your bogeyman far-right party lost seats. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Spanish_general_election https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Spanish_general_election and my own recollection of media coverage
- dangus 3y ago
  It seems like you’re here to accuse me of taking sides in a culture war. I won’t engage in that. What do you think about the part of the article I posted that ranks Spain near the bottom of Europe for progressive policies? I am incredibly skeptical of the idea that Spain is one of the most progressive/liberal/left wing countries in Europe on a factual level. This is a country that is more religious than most of the rest of Western and Northern Europe.