all they must have done is rewrite it to make it clearer while remaining just as bad if not worse

yeah start urging to get them to vote no

im not an eu citizen so i dont have any say in this

its up to you to make the difference

it will most likely affect you regardless

oh yeah it will

thats why i said that i cant do anything about this

i dont want it passed personally

but that means nothing since im not in the eu

all i can do i remember who voted yes and no and and adjust my vote accordingly.

and make that clear to the people who vote on it

there is only one right answer to this

its no

yeah. sadly the "yes"-camp is hollywood and its cohorts

even if the vote swings in favor to repealing the 13th, whoever still says yes should be held accountable for their actions and pestered to the end of time

i could have said something about that when it got postponed but that was too early

Hey @Timcast do you plan on covering the twitter and facebook hearings that are going on?

he kinda has

well... it got denied, that was exactly the time to speak up and it worked. sadly they did not go back to the drawing board but instead changed the wording to make it sound less awful while actually being worse than before.

He hasn't made any videos I've seen, on twitter I'm guessing?

not fully because its not final yet

he has made videos on alex jones tho

that is somewhat related

i think he touched on it in videos about other stuff

I read an interesting article from cnet on it.

https://www.cnet.com/news/heres-what-facebooks-twitters-apology-tour-to-congress-looked-like-up-close/#ftag=CAD590a51e

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thats not surprising of them to do

they really want it that badly then

>cnet

i dont trust them

actually they were the first news source that i started boycotting

Okay.

Well the article is still interesting.

I didn't find an archive for it.

Basically the SCOTUS hearing has over powered this hearing.

the driving force behind article 11 (the link-tax) is Axel Springer Publishing. If they are involved you can bet your behind that Germany will vote yes on that one and do whatever it takes to make it happen. Including pushing through Article 13 so that Article 11 gets lost in the outrage over that one.

Which I think is fairly accurate.

i can see why they are doing both at once

EU stuff?

article 13 seems to be worse than 11

it is worse