throwaway50662

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by throwaway50662 3y ago
The differences are much bigger than that. The head of state/leading party that formed the government has only 15% support in my country. That's possible because it's a political compromise of the parliament majority, and the
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
Indeed - they can do whatever the EP approves, which is usually very different from what the few EP seats and the entire national parliament of our state vote for.
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
No, not the whole. There are entire states in the EU that are against that. Unfortunately these are the smaller ones so they can't do anything about it and it's being forced upon their populations, regardless of what anyone says a
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
Heads of states and the ministers very often don't represent the populations of their states, only a very small part of it.
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
There are many more ways of targeting advertisement than just paying for it directly. That's why we just need to ban all governmental advertising. For example: - buying space only in some paper/digital magazines and customizing th
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
Targeted advertising isn't the problem. Governmental organisations buying advertisement is the real culprit. They would find a way to do it even without targeted advertising, so let's cut it out completely.
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
Sometimes if you know what failed or at least get a hint of where the error is, you can try going another way, adjust some meta/data, wait for a bit, don't use a particular feature...
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by throwaway50662 3y ago
National government is a very different thing from national parliament. In my state the national government came out of a political compromise. The leading party has 15% support. They are limited by the national parliament in whatever they