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@EU_Commission The previous flag waving post was received so well; lets do another one?
I understand that this account is just used as a one-way communication channel, but perhaps it would be an idea if some more context is given on why we should morn one side of a conflict that has been going on for decades.
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@EU_Commission The previous flag waving post was received so well; lets do another one?
I understand that this account is just used as a one-way communication channel, but perhaps it would be an idea if some more context is given on why we should morn one side of a conflict that has been going on for decades.
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@EU_Commission The previous flag waving post was received so well; lets do another one?
I understand that this account is just used as a one-way communication channel, but perhaps it would be an idea if some more context is given on why we should morn one side of a conflict that has been going on for decades.
@EU_Commission The previous flag waving post was received so well; lets do another one?
I understand that this account is just used as a one-way communication channel, but perhaps it would be an idea if some more context is given on why we should morn one side of a conflict that has been going on for decades.
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@EU_Commission Taking clear sides in a murky conflict is never a good idea if you want to actually solve the issue peacefully. Moreover, it does beg the question what the EU would do to support this supposed solidarity.
Are the member states lining up to send their armaments to the middle east now, just as they were the last time the EU voiced strong solidarity, when a country was actually the victim of one sided aggression?
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@EU_Commission Taking clear sides in a murky conflict is never a good idea if you want to actually solve the issue peacefully. Moreover, it does beg the question what the EU would do to support this supposed solidarity.
Are the member states lining up to send their armaments to the middle east now, just as they were the last time the EU voiced strong solidarity, when a country was actually the victim of one sided aggression?
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@EU_Commission Taking clear sides in a murky conflict is never a good idea if you want to actually solve the issue peacefully. Moreover, it does beg the question what the EU would do to support this supposed solidarity.
Are the member states lining up to send their armaments to the middle east now, just as they were the last time the EU voiced strong solidarity, when a country was actually the victim of one sided aggression?
@EU_Commission Taking clear sides in a murky conflict is never a good idea if you want to actually solve the issue peacefully. Moreover, it does beg the question what the EU would do to support this supposed solidarity.
Are the member states lining up to send their armaments to the middle east now, just as they were the last time the EU voiced strong solidarity, when a country was actually the victim of one sided aggression?
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@EU_Commission great first steps although I'm a bit sceptical.
Lock-in to ecosystems is often done implicitly by network effect. Even if you can export data, it won't make leaving any easier for an individual user.
Secondly, app stores are only half of the 'trap'. Google play services for example are 'handy' shortcuts for developers that make using an app without Google's ecosystem practically impossible, unofficial hacks aside.
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@EU_Commission great first steps although I'm a bit sceptical.
Lock-in to ecosystems is often done implicitly by network effect. Even if you can export data, it won't make leaving any easier for an individual user.
Secondly, app stores are only half of the 'trap'. Google play services for example are 'handy' shortcuts for developers that make using an app without Google's ecosystem practically impossible, unofficial hacks aside.
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@EU_Commission great first steps although I'm a bit sceptical.
Lock-in to ecosystems is often done implicitly by network effect. Even if you can export data, it won't make leaving any easier for an individual user.
Secondly, app stores are only half of the 'trap'. Google play services for example are 'handy' shortcuts for developers that make using an app without Google's ecosystem practically impossible, unofficial hacks aside.
@EU_Commission great first steps although I'm a bit sceptical.
Lock-in to ecosystems is often done implicitly by network effect. Even if you can export data, it won't make leaving any easier for an individual user.
Secondly, app stores are only half of the 'trap'. Google play services for example are 'handy' shortcuts for developers that make using an app without Google's ecosystem practically impossible, unofficial hacks aside.