Zeit für eine neue Kampagne der FSFE?
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And if the strike spreads to Germany, which it very well could, it could mean the cease of operation of the Model Y factory in Berlin, which would be devastating to them.
A big problem is that Germany's labour laws do not allow sympathy or political strikes. A strike can only be legally called in association with a collective bargaining agreement negotiation/dispute.
Germany will be the weak link in this cross-country wave of strikes.
There's a rather considerable current of leftism that is libertarian. Over-regulation of what a person can do, especially with something as, well, personal as appearance, is at odds with left-libertarian values.
Left-authoritarianism is of course compatible with such regulations.
Where German rental contracts say "any alterations need to be reverted for handover", rental contracts where I originally come from say "any alternations are forbidden without the express permission of the lessor".
No, not really. They aren't moot.
Cost or supply are one thing, but Germany definitely has strong tenancy rights.
Cyprus likes to pride itself as having strong tenancy rights too, but it's not even half of what I enjoy in Germany. I didn't even have to get permission to hang a picture on the wall.
Leftist parties should talk a bit more about the same stuff that the right-wingers do. Would rather have a left-wing party bait people into voting for them with immigration rhetoric, instead of the fash.
What is then going to happen is that leftist values-voters will abandon those parties, so the parties deflate and still can't govern. And if the new voters who were "baited" stay for a second electoral cycle, they then take control of the party and turn it into what we didn't want to exist in the first place.
You win voters by convincing them that you have the best answers to their problems and the expertise to implement them.
It honestly feels like a very high price to pay for the sake of rapid expansion. It doesn't feel appropriate to remove the unanimity rule before the EU becomes a true union of federated states. The usual Polish existential populist rhetoric notwithstanding, it is the wrong approach to European integration (broken clocks occasionally being right, etc). At this point, for me it's enough to reject this report.
For fairness: It is positive that the report suggests giving the right of initiative to the Parliament. The plan for the Commission is also an improvement although it sounds a bit confused.
Hurra für Gadgetbahn!
Betteridge's law of headlines, right?
Finde ich auch so. Digitalzwang ist ein europaweites Problem. Z.B. nach der Einführung von Payment Services Directive2, kann man immer häufiger in der EU ohne Google- oder Apple-Services e-Banking nicht nutzen (viele Zwang-TAN-Apps sperren LineageOS u. a.).
Cool, ich kannte diese Typen nicht!