Most of the world also requires annual reports to be made public

Or just sell the non processed eggs that’s easier since they don’t need to be refrigerated

Meanwhile Google wont even update street adresses that are 10+ years wrong ffs

It’s calles the Gulf of Mexico, people should stop using different names in different languages and use the actual name.

Like The Netherlands is called The Netherlands and two of it’s provinces are called Holland

People should vaccinate and daycares should have the option to ban kids. Yes it can then transfer at school, but there is no good alternative for that.

But you should first try to reuse something bedore you start to repurpose (or reuse it). If it can’t be repaired or it isn’t viable enough (because nobody want’s it or nobbody wants to pay for the repair) then reuse it

No it’s not, the full ladder is basically (and even legally here in NL rvo.nl )

1. Refuse and rethink
2. Reduce
3. Re-use
4. Refair/refurbish
5. Recycle
6. Recover

But the saying is often used as “Repair, Reuse, Recycle” in the right to repair programs.

Reparing is the first one, idk where reduce comes into the saying.

Maybe we need to include a 4th R?

Depends ofc where you look, what country etc. And if you count people living here who themselves don’t count themselves as an European

While the EU acts more like one country than the US we are not a single country. So it vastly differentiates from country to country.

Asking people about gypsies will either bring out the worst or they will correct you and say that calling them Gypsies is like calling a black person Niger. Romani is the preferred term btw.

Not OP, but keep seeing the world as if it is “us vs them” or “black vs white” or “right vs left” or “rich vs poor” will not help find common ground and compromises. There is no compromise for racism, but people putting more attention on it will only promote looking at the situation in a way where the difference matters.

The US shouldn’t be considered a single country. The EU has way more in common between it’s members and acts more like one country than the US.

Breaking it up in 50 different states is probably gonna cause a war I see that.

Slowly the US (which has been a terrible country for a lot of people) is dying and pulling others down. The US has pushed it’s bullshit into way to many countries it is not even funny.

Yeah the shooting in Sweden is getting buried by news like this. Not that the situation in Gaza isn’t terrible or that the US isn’t a terrible country to be in, but stil

Sadly the country is basically bankrupt and has been for decades

didn’t understand what tariffs are and how they work

I really hope people to make into consideration than one point to make a vote.

In the US walking outside is generally terrible even in the suburbs.

This is where audits come into place. Currently Proton only made the result of their security audit public, but you can also get an accounting firm to audit the privacy statement. Not endorsing them or anything, but PureVPN has been audited by iirc Deloitte on their privacy statement. I have verified this a couple year by then sharing the conclusion of the report from Deloitte with signature.

Proton should do something similar and yearly and could have a lot more faith in them. An accountant isn’t going to risk his career for something like Proton’s privacy statement. At least I would hope not

The Porton Foundation is also the majority owner of the company these days which makes it a bit harder to do whatever you wish with the company

It does make sense that a country located in Switzerland has this type of being “neutral”, it’s seems very similar to what the country was doing in WW1 and WW2.

Anyway, I’ll be keeping my Proton account. It works pretty well and I have more faith in the laws in Switzerland than in the EU. Saying that I still have more faith in the EU than the rest of the world if it comes to privacy. If anything changes in the future I’ll be moved in about an hour or two.

When they helped ending the second world war. We in Europe will forever be grateful that the US (and the other countries) helped us end the war.