Eniko Fox
They're really just gonna keep voting on chat control until it passes huh. Very democratic. Love it
Mar 26 at 11:07amWeb
Show threadEniko Fox1d ago

Sounds like it got voted down? Idk I don't have the details but if so: good

Wonder how many months before the next chat control vote. Maybe I should start a betting pool. My guess is 2

Show threadOblomov1d ago
@eniko they don't have time, the current provision runs out in a week. This is why they were in such a hurry to vote again. Since this failed, they have to go the long route now.
Show threadmkj1d ago

@oblomov Yes; today's vote was on the existing Chat Control 1, not the proposed Chat Control 2. Despite sharing a name in common discourse, the two are *not* the same.

@eniko

Show threadSeiðr2d ago
@eniko I personally would like to play golf with the scrotum of the danish minister that first insisted on it, and then billiards with those of the rest of these motherfuckers, who, of course, are taking a cut from the NSA <and> Meta.
Show threadNumerfolt2d ago
@eniko Yes 😭
Show threadParalax^SD2d ago
@eniko can't imagine a more effective way to radicalize Europeans who see it as a breach of trust to be monitored like this.
Show threadParalax^SD1d ago

RE: https://eupolicy.social/@pneutig/116294998599690452

@eniko btw: hooray (for now)
https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@pneuti[email protected]/116294998832819314

Show thread64kb1d ago
@eniko classic EU (and I say this as someone who would prefer the UK Bre-Entered)
Show threadender1d ago
@eniko again?? is it the same authors as well?
Show threadEniko Fox1d ago
@ENDERZOMBI102 honestly no idea i try not to pay attention 😞
Show threadender3h ago
@eniko i see l, thats good methinks, listening too much to politics is dangerous to mental health...
Show threadFynnND1d ago
@eniko it is always like that. Continue pushing stuff nobody besides you wants till they accept it. Extremely sad that this is even allowed
Show threaddisorderlyf1d ago
@eniko Literally how the fuck has no one in the EU parliament called this shit out? The next vote will be the sixth time I've heard of them voting on that shit in the past year!
Show thread四1d ago

@eniko Its the American way. They will never be discouraged and will never relent.

My best suggestion in my limited understanding as a human being is that the right move is to add the opposite into laws, as it will increase whatever effort they need to force the issue.

Such as make any and all commercial “wire tapping” illegal and make the consequences very severe.

We can never take any freedoms and human rights for granted.

Show threadEniko Fox1d ago
@yon i mean, this is the EU though
Show thread四1d ago

@eniko It’s EU but it’s how this whole mess got created here in the U.S. So more of their modus operandi. I.e. a complete disregard for democracy and just relentlessly pushing the exact same things over and over:(

Sorry for any confusion.

Show threadNazo1d ago
@eniko Even as an American I find watching this to be concerning because, while we have virtually no rights, EU policies still somewhat protect us even if by accident sometimes. I think to some extent this must surely apply to other countries as well. I was pretty shocked in a good way when the GDPR passed and then disappointed again when "Chat Control" came up and wasn't thrown out immediately even though it violates the GDPR. If it ever gets through, we all truly enter 1984 times.
Show threadTaureon1d ago
@eniko brexit ass political strats