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Comment: Re:Only one answer, to the Brits (Score 1) 94

by debma on Friday July 11, 2014 @01:46AM (#47429595) Attached to: Single European Copyright Title On the Horizon

Who's panicking? David Cameron didn't impress much EU leaders with his 'Juncker or me' threat, did he. You can't be part of a team and then continuously stall or block it for personal/national interest. it's give and take. And please don't think the UK is the only country suffering from excessive migration, we all have our migration problems and it would be very naive to think they will suddenly disappear by abolishing the EU.

Comment: Re:Only one answer, to the Brits (Score 1) 94

by debma on Thursday July 10, 2014 @12:34PM (#47425409) Attached to: Single European Copyright Title On the Horizon

I'm sorry to hear that the UK still lives in the 20th century but please don't waste our time with your stupid ideas. Sod off asap. tnx

Comment: Re:Good news (Score 3) 94

by debma on Thursday July 10, 2014 @04:32AM (#47422863) Attached to: Single European Copyright Title On the Horizon

You're right, it makes completely sense to allow drivers from other countries on your roads and then have different rules and signs. It's also correct that you'd better not regulate the production of chemicals. Who cares what they put in it or that it is produced by 10 year olds?

July 2014

May 2014

Comment: Re:Why are they in the EU again? (Score 2) 341

by debma on Monday May 19, 2014 @04:51AM (#47036675) Attached to: UK May Kill the EU's Net Neutrality Law

I agree. And if it's just a minority that we're hearing, I'd kindly ask the British pro-EU majority to stand up.