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Is that referring to Jeff Bezos?
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nemesis is a powerful bald man
Is that referring to Jeff Bezos?
It’s too easy to blame Brussels/the EU. Many national governments back these chat control proposals or have done so in the past. They’re just using the EU as a scapegoat to hide their own intentions.
They will try to bring it back to life every few years or so
The cheapest kind of pride, on the other hand, is national pride. For it reveals in those who have it the lack of individual qualities of which they could be proud, for otherwise they would not have recourse to what they share with so many millions. On the contrary, he who possesses significant personal merits will recognize most clearly the faults of his own nation, since he has them constantly before his eyes. But every miserable wretch, who has nothing in the world to be proud of, resorts to the last resort of being proud of the nation to which he happens to belong. He tests on this and is now gratefully prepared to defend with tooth and nail all the faults and follies peculiar to it.
Arthur Schopenhauer, 1851
Translated by Deepl
I’m interested in how Americans pronouncebourgeois.
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As far as I understand, this specific plan comes from the Belgian government. Von der Leyen’s Commission though seems to have similar goals.
How is that GDPR compliant?
They can’t get kicked out but their voting rights in the councils could be suspended. That would require unanimous approval by all other member states.
In the past, Hungary under Orbán and Poland under Morawiecki had some kind of pact to protect each other from such a suspension. With Tusk now the Polish prime minister, that’s no longer the case, but there’s some fear that Slovakia’s Fico could shield Orbán instead.
Brigands and thief (both from around 1400) stand out from this list as a little too modern
I assume that 蚤の市 is a loan word and フリーマーケット a calque. But I don’t speak any Japanese.
Japanese fleama though appears to be a loan word and not a calque like the rest.
She would still have to either trust him or take birth control herself as well.
The CNN headline is a bit misleading. It’s not the International Criminal Court as a whole that is seeking these arrest warrants but the ICC’s chief prosecutor Karim Khan. The judges have yet to decide on these warrants.
[Side note: This is the same kind of lazy journalism that uses terms like EU chief or EU leader interchangeably for the President of the European Commission (Ursula von der Leyen) and the President of the European Council (Charles Michel). If this was limited to a short headline, I could excuse it, but CNN continues with the same wording in the first sentence of the article: “The International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for …” which is absolutely unnecessary, even if CNN clarifies things later.]
Luckily, Carl is no Alpaca. The human sacrifice ban though…
In Germany, we can technically drink at home at any age. Starting at 14, we can even drink in public in our parents’ presence.
You could pass legislation that requires corporations not to do harmful activities in other countries if these activities are illegal in your country. If a corporation does such an activity abroad it would still be prosecuted as a crime in your country. If a corporation doesn’t want to subject itself to such accountability, it would have to stop doing business in your country.
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The image description is quite offensive. This is not a ravioli, it’s a Maultasche. You wouldn’t call a burrito a dürüm, would you?