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Ich finde die deutschen "Tittenboote" optisch sympathischer

Or just use them as live target training for your heavy machine gun crews. You don't have to prepare targets, the soldiers get training, you may shoot down a helicopter or scare some RuSSians and have just the cost of a couple of 50cal bullets. All around win in my book. Plus you'd be based as fuck if you actually shoot one down and they couldn't even argue it was a mistake, because the helicopter would have to be fairly close to be able to hit it

Maybe this is your call to learn German, Spanish, Italian or French? Never to late my european fella

Dies macht mich irrational verärgert, da es sich nicht um einen Vorschlaghammer handelt

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Not trying to argue against that. However a certain, REASONABLE, degree of room for decisions should absolutely be out of reach of courts. Otherwise you'll stall the executive branch on doing anything, from raiding peoples homes to assigning stands on a public fair.

Naturally the more invasive to constitutional rights the narrower that room should be and the stricter they need to be held accountable.

That being said, the USA is so far from being tightly regulated that this is even anywhere near that situation where the executive is crippled by accountability. If anything there are too few rules and to little accountability

Porsche tried to take over VW in 2013 but underestimated the cost. They nearly went bankrupt trying to do that so the largest shareholder of VW, the German state of lower-saxony then asked VW to instead take over Porsche - which they did. So since then Porsche has been part of VW

If you have a DVD/BlueRay player that is

Wenn du mehr Ecken reinmachst, dann brauchst du nicht schaufeln

Dafuq are protestants like in the USA? Protestants in Europe are usually quite liberal and do not antagonise any other faith.

It hasn't, the German federal constitutional court (German SCOTUS) has. The German federal parliament has the power to submit the proposal to ban a party to the court.