Wichtige Änderungen der Chatkontrolle: Belgien ist wieder unentschlossen, ebenso Lettland und Italien.
Von silentspectator27
Wichtige Änderungen der Chatkontrolle: Belgien ist wieder unentschlossen, ebenso Lettland und Italien.
Von silentspectator27
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If you have the time to read the article you can see how our privacy is being sold out in real time.
They will pass this eventually you know. More fuel for anti EU sentiments, except in cases such as this it’s actually understandable
https://fightchatcontrol.eu/
Ah, I see lobbyists were hard at work.
It should be illegal to try and take away our rights. Every EU politician who is voting yes for this should get a life sentence. Off you go to Siberia if you try and take away our right to privacy. That simple.
Back from WHAT? Why not put this in the title? Were they for or aganst it?
I’m surprised italy reverted back to undecided tbh. also, if the undecided countries abstain, the proposal won’t pass again cause 12 countries is not the majority and opposition within the parliament is growing
Belgium is back from opposing which is, on its own bad. Italy and Latvia are back from supporting which is great because Italy has a decently large say in the laws future so a large supporter of chat control steping back is great.
Only wealthy would like to control you, down below some vids on Fascism
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD4_CaTufIU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD4_CaTufIU)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_V9zZNzTY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f_V9zZNzTY)
If this vote passes we should all petition the European court of human rights because it is impeding article 8 of the EHRT.
Anything I can do if my country is already against?
Chat control will fuel the far right more than ever before. Not only will they have a reason to say „we told you guys, the EU wants to spy on you, vote for us to fight against them“, but they will also have an easier time controlling free speech if they do get to power.
Someone please for the love of god tell me why this is a thing and major countries are supporting this bs