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by dkb 10y ago
Some find that being a part of a much larger thing, at the expense of sovereignty, is funny.
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by dkb 10y ago
I find it funny that the top comment in regards to the question "Is Europe Disintegrating?", is all about immigration. I know you don't mean anything bad about it, as you have mentioned. I am simply pointing the fact that thi
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by dkb 10y ago
That's a little bit easy.
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by dkb 10y ago
> The countries that had been members before were getting so close economically and culturally How did the countries that had been members before got close culturally? What do you mean by that?
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by dkb 10y ago
It depends from who. A big one, in my opinion, is the loss of power/sovereignty, in the sense that countries of the EU have to follow the European Directives that are made in Bruxelles, and that if they don't, they have to pay hug
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by dkb 10y ago
Yes, the entire point of the EU is to allow people/companies to move everywhere. To that point, I think this explains why richer countries from the West of Europe have seen so many company relocations to Eastern countries, for many yea
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by dkb 10y ago
There is more than 22% of unemployment in Spain. Furthermore, more than 43% of people under 25 are unemployed.
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by dkb 10y ago
Of course it exists for matters that concern everybody. Who said it's not? The problem is that those laws are not modifiable because you need the unanimity of all the countries in the EU. Which is extremely difficult because, again, al
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by dkb 10y ago
powertower, If I recall properly, I think that the nature/idea of the EU was from the nazis originally, is that right? Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-...
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by dkb 10y ago
USSR had one as well, the Soviet Ruble. You are right about the Latin Monetary Union, it is one of them. There was also the Scandinavian Monetary Union (SMU), and many more.
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by dkb 10y ago
OK. I could start debating about HOAs and skyscrapers but I won't. I think people who read that metaphor understood what lays under it... Which is, the idea that you cannot take 28 countries who have a different History, different valu
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by dkb 10y ago
You are not sure that anyone every attempted that? How about the Soviet Ruble with the USSR? I think that is the last one to date...before the Euro.
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by dkb 10y ago
Thank you.
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by dkb 10y ago
Interesting article. I do believe that the EU will collapse, and that it is only a matter of time. First of all, there is not a single instance in History where a common currency, such as the Euro, succeeded. It always has collapsed. Differ
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by dkb 12y ago
What do I need to do if I just want to "test" my idea and offer an online service for free then? Do I need to incorporate to protect my assets, even if I don't charge users for the service?
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by dkb 12y ago
So no need to incorporate? Is it pretty much like having a blog?
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Ask HN: Need of a legal structure for a website that makes money on autopilot?
3 points by dkb 12y ago|4 comments
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by dkb 13y ago
Philfreo > I think that the girl did share something with you that Justin doesn't know, such as something that she did accomplish in that school, like winning some kind of award, winning a competition or something similar. Then, you
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by dkb 14y ago
I would add the lack of legal knowledge to the list. In my case I have an idea as well as the energy to implement it, but then questions arise: What about the legal part? What do I have to take care of legally in order to implement this? Wh
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by dkb 14y ago
I do not have any fund and have a job, but I was thinking about starting something aside of my job and try to make it known. The biggest problem for me now is not technical, I could write an app to develop my idea and put it online. The pro
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by dkb 14y ago
I agree that code is not the only thing that should be worked on. Loving customers, treating them with respect and listening to them is also essential to me. I am currently working on an idea and have a lot of questions on different aspects