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| Hell ya! Everyone else said it, but what the hell... It's about time!
Someone needed to give these people a swift kick in the "you know where" a long time ago.
Europe has one thing America has been lacking... A public voice. These days more and more things happen behind close doors. The USA could learn a think or two from Europe.
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| said by OldschoolDSL:Everyone else said it, but what the hell... It's about time! Someone needed to give these people a swift kick in the "you know where" a long time ago. Europe has one thing America has been lacking... A public voice. These days more and more things happen behind close doors. The USA could learn a think or two from Europe. Are you really that serious? Europe might have voted this down but your talking about the place that has rfid on trash cans. You think we have something to learn? The public voice is feel good information and this has no importance on them and if did we would not even have the systems of spying.
Now if you would have said more people are waking up and pushing back then I would agree. |
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| reply to DayWalkerz
Re: Hell ya! said by DayWalkerz :
Europe might have voted this down but your talking about the place that has rfid on trash cans. You think we have something to learn?
For a start, the UK puts rfid on its bins, the EU (that loose political union of several European countries, the UK being one of them and one if its largest financial contributors) doesn't mandate it, nor have I heard of it happening elsewhere.
Secondly, not all of the UK does it. Many local councils don't at all, others do it voluntarily ("do you want to know how much you're throwing away"), and a few do it without a care. I don't even have bins where I live, so I don't see how they plan to rfid that.
Thirdly, the EU has shown itself to be quite opposed to some of the antics the UK government gets up to (this is the national goverment, the local councils I referred to are a level below that).
The EU (as well as the UK's "unelected" House of Lords) have been an effective last-resort to stop the terrible government we have wreaking more havoc. |
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Register! We often do not get to many opinionated "guest" and I find your points of views correct. Think you'd make a good member here.
Despite the comment made before. I believe that Europe could teach us a thing here. |
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| said by OldschoolDSL:@oh_really Register! We often do not get to many opinionated "guest" and I find your points of views correct. Think you'd make a good member here. Despite the comment made before. I believe that Europe could teach us a thing here. Some of us seen the EU raise support for spying on the public and lie just as well as the rest of political clowns. Lets say the democrats blocked this out which would look good on the surface but as most of us know this one time voting doesn't stop anything when you consider all things political.
People play very well into this category for many reasons such as they have faith in the bible so the most common thing would be to vote republican due to it being the party of life yet they kill just as much as the other side.
So The large point you missed was governments should not be trusted cause otherwise you would never have to worry about being screwed.
I do say good for the EU on this issue but the only thing I have learned is none of the governments have been better than the next no matter what side you support. So is that more clear! |
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