@SootBustersLtd@YouGov mention or implication of teaching it to 4 year olds. Also it usually means teaching kids that some of their peers have two dads or two moms, nothing too problematic.
@SootBustersLtd@YouGov Some of these things are untrue though.
Their immigration policy is horrible, but they don't want to implement open borders.
Getting rid of the police is pure BS, not sure where you got that from.
And for LGBT education, they advocate for it in schools but there's no
@SumSol44@OJoelsen@JeffLandry Most nations don't, but most of them also don't vote for people who want to start conflicts, especially when it comes to their allies/partners.
The more you fail to understand this, the more your nation will become isolated with a long enemy list.
@EldiusVT So long as they are not searchable and they have a counter, I don't see the problem.
If you don't like these cards for example, run Called by the Grave and MST, both you and the opponent have an equal likelihood do draw these cards.
Also not all floodgates are this oppressive.
@EPPGroup@LyudaKozlovska the regulation will probably expire.
Also, the previous decisions of the European Parliament were not acceptable either and with the elections in 2024 the EU citizens elected more MEPs who can respond to these threats of our privacy.
@EPPGroup@LyudaKozlovska STOP LYING!
The current rules allow for messaging and email services to freely scan our private messages, no court order required.
Two weeks ago the EP voted to fix that while also extending the regulation for two more years, but the European Council decided against that so now
@EPPGroup You blame the S&D for the regulation expiring, but it is the European Council who are blocking the extension.
The EU parliament voted on extending it for two more years with some safeguards against mass scanning , it's only you and the European Council who disagree with that.
@EPPGroup You pretend that this is about protecting the children, but even the EC (full with people from your own party) indirectly proved with report "COM(2025)740 final" that there is no clear benefit to allowing companies to freely scan our private messages.