

Impose a tax to companies transferring money into foreign countries. Let’s say 4.8% to money transferred to the US. And then let the Tech oligarchs protecting trump feel the loss and then renegotiate.


Impose a tax to companies transferring money into foreign countries. Let’s say 4.8% to money transferred to the US. And then let the Tech oligarchs protecting trump feel the loss and then renegotiate.


Alright, it took some time to understand what actually was happening: There was no state legalized separation of mother and child, the mother chose to return to Germany and left her child back with her parents. The mother is under investigation because she had/has ties to organizations classified as terrorist organizations in Germany and the EU and her permanent residency permit is in jeopardy.
The sensationalized headline is misleading. German authorities do not misuse their power to separate families. And they do not misuse their power to punish Palestinian supporters.
I’m not saying that this was a well handled case, in fact you can see the flaws of a over engineered bureaucracy at play, but this is not even remotely as bad as what is happening elsewhere.
And pointing out 22 cases of supposed abuse when there are over a quarter million request for asylum doesn’t make a good case either.
Articles like that won’t help Palestinians, they will further move them into a terrorist corner where they definitely don’t belong.


For me it did. Significantly.


I wonder if Putin would hire some thugs to vandalize Teslas. He did just that with fossil fueled cars in Germany and blamed climate activists


Rather a replacement


New Party in the making?


I dislike authoritarian egomaniacs like Trump, Musk, Melei, Johnson, Orban, Putin and all of their supporters who are very aware of their wrongdoings.
I don’t dislike the people suffering from those evil doers. I would gladly welcome the UK back to the EUl, celebrate freedom the the people of the USA and drunk Wodka with Russians as long as were all nice to one another.
It’s not about nations but about people.
There goes the last chance to stop him. As he promised: there won’t be any other election


Spoken like a true populists. It’s not about the content of the policy but how they are made, only that they’re made like they are in every member state, usually enjoy a vast support in every country and create a benefit for the people. See USB-C rules. If the opposition is only how those policies and laws are made, the critic is not substantial. In every country sone rural voters influence the life of city people and vice versa. It’s the same with the EU, just bigger. Please tell me what people actually reject. This was not supposed to be a got ya question. If the only criticism is the order of the union then it’s not the policies fault but rather how populists speak about it


What EU policies do you have in mind that are bothersome to populists?
According to a pinned post, the performance is currently throttled which will cause the instance to be very slow. Timeouts are expected to occur until the beginning of next week.