Post AzGaShgBsdVOGFsptY by fabio@manganiello.online
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 (DIR) Post #AzGL29EznjAGbt2hlo by fabio@manganiello.online
       2025-10-16T08:24:19.571959Z
       
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       As largely expected, #ChatControl will soon be back.Voted down several times already, last time just a couple of weeks ago, Denmark is now trying to bring it up again and reach a deal by December.Let that sink in. Europe has many priorities on its table right now. And yet the EU Parliament is stuck discussing the same thing again and again because some governments really love surveillance.Other topics - the war in Ukraine, support for Gaza, the loss of productivity and growth, the stagnating birth rates, the threat of the US sanctions on one side and China’s aggressive exports in response that pose a further threat to the competitiveness of EU economies - all take a backseat.Spying on citizens’ conversations and weakening privacy for everyone is so important that it’s worth to slow down progress on everything else and discuss the same thing 3 times in a year until it gets through.Had we shown the same determination on Ukraine and Gaza, we could have ended those wars much earlier.archive.ph/aZHRE
       
 (DIR) Post #AzGPAgrD6FCn0EFJ0C by zatrsakr@kompost.cz
       2025-10-16T10:18:20Z
       
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       @fabio It was not voted down a couple weeks ago. It was delayed.
       
 (DIR) Post #AzGaSgP8cYGqJ4thg0 by leamusi@mendeddrum.org
       2025-10-16T11:15:24Z
       
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       @fabio Who, specifically, are the countries and parties pushing this?#chatcontrol #StopChatcontrol
       
 (DIR) Post #AzGaShgBsdVOGFsptY by fabio@manganiello.online
       2025-10-16T11:22:05.968085Z
       
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       @leamusi compared to this map from mid-September, before the latest vote, Germany, Sweden and Italy shifted from pro to against (which caused the vote to fail).But apparently Denmark is still trying hard to lobby the commission so the vote can go to the Parliament.