Eu now voted to outlaw posting of any copyrighted material, including articles and even memes.
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It can also amend them. So can the Council.
For an in-depth explanation, see http://www.epgencms.europarl.europa...3e-4d8a-a46d-51bdadc9661c/handbook-olp-en.pdf
If you wish. Now, you could argue that FPTP representative government is undemocratic, but that's a different thread altogether.
That disappeared years ago, due to (I believe) Google's AdSense requirements.
But it was due to some technical restriction or actual objection over content?
the site was warned by google that it was not in compliance with its adsense rules specifically due to some pictures in those threads
GoodSarmatian
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This is going to fail just like the attempt to kill net neutrality. From time to time "The EU" will attempt something stupid and one of the governments will block it because of protests and or because they weren't on board with it in the first place.
Sure, it's worrying that upload filters are even considered, but let's not panic. This will not be implemented.
Sure, it's worrying that upload filters are even considered, but let's not panic. This will not be implemented.
Lol, stop trolling, cause i am not in the mood.
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I'm pointing out that, as (once again) evidenced by your posts in this thread, you haven't bothered to find out the first thing about how legislative procedure in EU works.
If you intend to keep the EU among your favorite subject to post on, maybe man up and change that?
You can start with link in post #22.
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To be fair it was largely filled with pictures of guys with beards towards the end, so no great loss.
How so when its now that we have the technology, the incentive and processed public opinion we didnt have in the past?
One more thing. You dont have to implement it so that it works 100%. Only enough so that you can control public opinion and marginalize any oposition in public discourse and political power.
tjs282
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Britain is still in the EU, until March 29th 2019. Does the vote in question happen before then? If so, then yes, Britain gets a vote.
Does Britain actually have voting rights?
Arakh, drop the moaning, pls
Why don't you answer it for us. If you aren't as lazy, you are welcome to provide proof as well.
I'm currently on my lunch break at work. What's your excuse?
Uh-huh.
Enjoy your breax-it
tjs282
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I think he (and I) can't believe you're actually asking this? I mean, seriously? Even after all the time you've spent bashing the EU and Germany in the Brexit thread? Were you just not reading anything that anyone else posted or linked to?
The whole reason that thread exists is because Treeza decided she was going to follow The Holy Will Of The People, pull the Art.50 trigger, and (eventually) Leave — but the UK could hardly Leave the EU if it hadn't Joined in the first place, could it?
And as long as it's still Joined, then yes it gets a vote. I don't think May got round to signing away those EU-Membership rights quite yet (but if you've heard differently, please, do enlighten us...)
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