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A referendum has been launched in Germany to free citizens from the compulsory fees of the public media institutions. For all Germans: absolutely recommendable and worth supporting! !
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great initiative.
800 000 signatures to get a plebiscite, in Hessen, they say. Legally it's around 350 000, which means they're overcalculating the needed margin by at least a factor of two, no doubt to combat attempts to throw out signatures.
Also, the law states that it has to be "accepted" (💀) before going to a vote, that matters of state income and budge cannot be decided by the people, and that until now, exactly 0 plebiscites have been successful in Hessen.
The liberal democratic state is built to simulate democracy while in fact be unchangeable in anything that matters.
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It's the matrix
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Wow!!! What are these compulsory fees? Citizens have to pay for their own propagandising? tbf it happens by stealth in most countries. One the first cheques Jacinda Ardern wrote when she gained power was to the media. She even bragged about it like she'd just done something amazing and yet people still barely bat and eyelid.
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Every household pays 17 euro per month for this state media bs (full propaganda/ climate scam mode). It's rising rapidly
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WTF WOW!!
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You have no idea how deap european societies have fallen into the commie trap (again)
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Yeah! I'm looking to leave Europe
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Good choice. Any idea where to go? USA?
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love or hate his ramblings lol there are a few interesting points in here, despite the clickbaity title
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So here's another I just watched. Talking specifically about potential WW3 but, again, some interesting points https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HPw-hZ0h70
oh I wish I knew. USA is not really on my radar tbh. I'm looking for somewhere that is warm for all or most of the year. We have a young adult still with us, so somewhere we don't "belong" IYKWIM not somewhere we hold a passport for might be a good idea, so hopefully he will be left alone (not conscripted to fight banker wars).
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