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by snowpid 5mo ago
Again a reminder that Google etc have data far more than historical dictatorship like Stasi, KGB etc. just for better marketing. we need better data protection though GDPR is a good start.
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by snowpid 5mo ago
This slogan started as a reaction against rising antisemitism after 7. Octobre. A problem which many here just deny (" Germany is again on the wrong site")
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by snowpid 6mo ago
this is a great thread and a great discussion. This was for me a great insight! Just cheers and joy in my post because it is what it is
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by snowpid 6mo ago
Interesting point and in the European context I do agree. I like to add that if people consider themself as "white", their respective culture is "white culture" though as I know only the USA has such a strong race conce
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by snowpid 6mo ago
The churches are rather pro-refugee, the majority in Germany is rather not. What do the conservatives do in a democracy? They follow the majority. The German state is linked more to religions but rather trajectory it is becoming more secula
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by snowpid 6mo ago
Yet many Americans (not only) don't make a big attempt to understand other Western countries.
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by snowpid 6mo ago
It was fascinating, that the MAGA American conservatives lump the US together with Europe into "the West" though there has been significant differences in the averages people world view (and the elites ofc) Europe (ofc also divers
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by snowpid 6mo ago
tell me more about these popular small and medium sized enterprises which are struggeling under the obligation of the DSA. I like to hear which ones at least. Btw, the Very Large ones regulated under DSA are either neutral or negative seen.
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by snowpid 6mo ago
ehm lol? Roaming Regulation (price caps for telecoms) is very popular and was even advertised by the EU itself. DSA, DMA and REACH arent very famous but you explain more deeply most people would agree. Orban was voted out of office e.g. b
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by snowpid 6mo ago
Why are pro EU headlines anti - western?
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by snowpid 6mo ago
1.) Israel is not a Gulf State 2.) Israel does have its democratic flaws, yet it is possible to demostrate against the government. There is an independent supreme court. Homosexuality is aloud there. 3.) Why should it mentioned anyway? The
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by snowpid 6mo ago
" ... apparently shared by very few in the EU governing body." Source? Given Frontex' action I doubt it.
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by snowpid 6mo ago
An N party veto is called a quorum. So if you need 75 % of all countries, it is a 7 nation veto.
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by snowpid 6mo ago
Can anyone recommend me aggregators or nice communities from ATProto or ActivityPub? I'd like to become social online.
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by snowpid 7mo ago
Somebody else, but there is no good OS mobile app for OSM. CoMaps is clunky currently.
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by snowpid 7mo ago
for example?
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by snowpid 7mo ago
Sure. Can you imagine, why many people still avoid the US?
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by snowpid 7mo ago
I wouldn't say crash, but more decline. But many Americans including on HN and in SV don't like to see it.
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by snowpid 8mo ago
I dont live in the US, next election I can vote them out
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by snowpid 8mo ago
see it this way. Yelzin's reaction was very surprising. You can see how other communist burocrats reacted to facts. Even in democratic societies politicians don't change their beliefs so fast (maybe most human?). But luckily we ca
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by snowpid 8mo ago
most common people were aware of the cliff in economy between capitalist and communist states. Hence we had so many revolution and communism lost. This was a communist apparatchik. Its like showing truth to MAGA people. Most wont accept it.
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by snowpid 8mo ago
"The interest of the free world. In my opinion. Is to promote freedom and not give power to countries that are not free or democratic (which is most of the world)" Currently I see Netanyahu and Trump as very opposing forces to fre
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by snowpid 8mo ago
" The US is going after the ICC because it perceives the ICC to be working against its interests and for the interests of the non-free/non-democratic world. If the spinless Europeans weren't, eh, spineless, then they would be
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by snowpid 8mo ago
im not sure about Switzerland, but there are areas in Germany, where you can.
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by snowpid 8mo ago
no it does not. We can argue about public media but Germany is a really bad example.
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by snowpid 8mo ago
https://freedomhouse.org/country/singapore Now your turn
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by snowpid 8mo ago
" so no trash talk from the western media and its portrayed as a 'democracy' " Please provide sources
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by snowpid 8mo ago
I'll checked it and you are right. It is just law and practical not done. But what is worse: Law which does not matter, because the elite will ignore it anyway or threatening gay men to kill them but currently not doing tit. anyway, no
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by snowpid 8mo ago
The UAE still murders gay men just for beeing gay. Besides the lack of morality this affects 7 % of all men worldwide. Im not sure if UAE really be an exciting place and thus would someone migrate to it if you care about culture and stuff.
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by snowpid 8mo ago
in the English speaking world... FAZ, Der Spiegel, NZZ earn money, too and their market is way more restricted.

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