Putler tested that in 2022 already.

You own a SUV hence you are not poor. And your latitude is much further to the south than the old Brunswick and get more sunshine hours, too.

And not even bothering to hide it.

So every private company is a figment, then?

That street is a public space, and there are myriad laws and court cases allowing that to be photographed or otherwise recorded.

New legislation supersedes old legislation and jurisprudence unless that old legislation (respectively, the legislation the old jurisprudence is based on) is more binding (e.g. the constitution). Maybe it's time to start pressuring for new legislation which explicitly recognises an expectation of a certain level of privacy even in public spaces. There are places where your business' security camera isn't allowed to see the street in front of it: I live in one, although it's not in the USA.

What the flock are you talking about? You don't have to flock with us, you could always go flock yourself.

You won't see a 4 day work week.

Username checks out.

Oh, it gets worse. Every time you wank, it prematurely prevents a life from happening, which makes you a serial killer of sorts. And there are millions of wankers like you.

For a very loose definition of "work". Tried those. They make a difference of maybe two or three degrees Celsius. Not worth the hassle.

Many Europeans live in apartments and the outside part of the AC tends to be loud and annoy the neighbours which is serious business. Window ACs are not really an option because Europeans have tilt and turn windows, not slide windows.

That is pretty normal. Germany has six top courts - the equivalents of your three plus the federal fiscal court, the federal labour court and the federal social court.

In civil law countries the law - or, to be more precise, the way the court of law is operated - is far less adversarial. This is why people in these countries are, in general, nowhere near as litigious.

To be pedantic it's a semi-exclave.

And how exactly did they manage to do that? The Schengen treaty is not valid for these exclaves, so there is passport control between them and the mainland.