EU president and IT staff don't understand democracy maths truth.

[IainB]

This is not a joke, but it made me larf: EU president and IT staff don't understand democracy maths truth.

Difficult to comprehend. Hard to believe.

[kyrathaba]

A few hundred emails is excessive? Sounds like el-presidento is tech-ignorant.

[Stoic Joker]

A few hundred emails is excessive?

A few hundred emails about rectal itch is excessive. A few hundred Emails about this new law is good/bad legislation OTOH is (the) people trying to tell you something.

[IainB]

...A few hundred Emails about this new law is good/bad legislation OTOH is (the) people trying to tell you something.

Yes, but the point would seem to be that their views  apparently are (or would be) irrelevant in an undemocratically appointed governmental structure.

[kyrathaba]

A few hundred emails about rectal itch is excessive.

Ooh, I see the beginning of a "100 emails of THIS sort is excessive" list:

• A few hundred emails about rectal itch is excessive.
• A few hundred emails about enlarging your phallus is excessive.
• A few hundred emails about "Greetings from Bangladesh. I family relative. You must need contact me for unsuspected inheritance" is excessive.

[Curt]

I don't trust the story at all.

[Stoic Joker]

...A few hundred Emails about this new law is good/bad legislation OTOH is (the) people trying to tell you something.

Yes, but the point would seem to be that their views  apparently are (or would be) irrelevant in an undemocratically appointed governmental structure.

Yes, but this is still their own fault ... Once they dropped the shoot people for asking policy it kicked the door wide open for this kind of shit. Commoners thinking they posses the intelligence to run their own lives...perish the thought!

[tomos]

I don't trust the story at all.

I dont see any reason *not* to trust it (but I didnt follow any of the links...)
I would have thought it not that suprising by EU standards although usually they're more bogged down with practical things like whether to ban open containers of olive oil on your restaurant/cafe tables.

[Tinman57]

I don't trust the story at all.

I dont see any reason *not* to trust it (but I didnt follow any of the links...)
I would have thought it not that suprising by EU standards although usually they're more bogged down with practical things like whether to ban open containers of olive oil on your restaurant/cafe tables.

In the U.S. they leave things like banning large sodas in the hands of the local government.  It saves them from the embarrassment when everyone throws up the BS flag....