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Can't speak to your issue in Austria with over 200 pages. Never encountered that in Germany. Germany has removed Meisterzwang for some areas - so there is that.
by RandomLensman 2mo ago
Can't speak to your issue in Austria with over 200 pages. Never encountered that in Germany. Germany has removed Meisterzwang for some areas - so there is that. If people want to regulate certain things they can, even if you don't like it - welcome to society.
When you look at some old craft products (like an old cathedral, for example) do you think it wrong to admire the craft, skill, and learning that went into it?
I meant subsidies in the broadest way,which for me includes re-zoning. Don't understand why that doesn't allow for what I wrote.
- gyulai 2mo ago> If people want to regulate certain things they can, even if you don't like it - welcome to society. ...that could be a response to anyone taking a political stance in favour of changing anything and, besides being rude, adds nothing of substance.
- RandomLensman 2mo agoSorry, wasn't meant to be rude - maybe I missed it, but how are you pursuing that political stance actively rather than here writing about what you dislike about it? For example, are you active in a political party or business association pushing your agenda? Have you spoken or written to your representatives? Some local political activities unrelated to party politics? Other activities such as helping people draft new policies?