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In Germany we have a term for entities headed by people who publicly say things Thiel and his gang say. It's verfassungsfeindliche Organisation. I really don't
by usrusr 7mo ago
In Germany we have a term for entities headed by people who publicly say things Thiel and his gang say. It's verfassungsfeindliche Organisation. I really don't understand how they can still be considered government suppliers to purchase from. Just because they are on the stock exchange and not some secret conspiracy? (they are not on the stock exchange)
- gzread 7mo agoIt's simple - nobody actually cares about the constitution.
- onraglanroad 7mo agoThe UK doesn't have a constitution.
- gzread 7mo agoGermany does, and that's what verfassungsfeindlich refers to. Germany also uses Palantir.
- phpnode 7mo agoThe UK doesn’t have a written constitution, it does have one though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_Kingdom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_the_United_Kin...
- zipy124 7mo agoRight but if you read that page you quickly come to the quote "Parliament can make or unmake any law". Technically there is judicial review now, so there is some restrictions, but not like in a USA style constitution.
- phpnode 7mo agoSame is true in the US though? Surely that’s what all those amendments are
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