that stipulated that rear lights are no longer mandatory in daylight.
I don’t believe these were ever mandatory in the EU? UK never had such requirement.
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What I mean is there are EU countries where lights are still mandatory and countries where it isn’t so I cannot see how it could be linked to EU requirements either way.
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I strongly doubt it was genuinely linked to that. There are EU countries where having lights on all the time is mandatory.
Yup, this is a moronic idea.
Flashing blue would be neat.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sippenhaft
Sippenhaft or Sippenhaftung is a German term for the idea that a family or clan shares the responsibility for a crime or act committed by one of its members, justifying collective punishment. (…) It was adopted by Nazi Germany to justify the punishment of kin (relatives, spouse) for the offence of a family member.
Bean, 84, has been superintendent of the juvenile detention center since 1972
What the actual fuck?
for tge same
We noticed.
they have to go somewhere.
Recycling plant?
I wonder if any of them would have a flicker of remorse
Did German Nazis have any?
Thousands of Israelis have joined a state-funded march through the Muslim quarter of the Old City in Jerusalem, where large groups chanted racist slogans including “Gaza is ours”, “death to the Arabs” and “may their villages burn”.
Fucking criminals.
These students are giving away someone else’s email addresses. They may deeply care about their own privacy and not care about the privacy of their friends. Plus giving away just email addresses (assuming there was nothing else) for a free pizza is not necessarily any invasion of privacy as these can be simply made up.
So I wouldn’t draw any conclusions from this exercise.
To see whether a small incentive could influence a decision about privacy, researchers offered one group of students a free pizza — as long as they disclosed three friends’ email addresses.An overwhelming majority of the students chose pizza over protecting their friends’ privacy.
While I don’t dispute the thesis, this is deeply flawed.
I cannot comprehend people who agree to have a spy in their own home and they even pay for the privilege.
A federal judge has ruled the US government’s attempt to deport migrants to South Sudan “unquestionably” violated an earlier court order.
So, the official responsible for the contempt will now be arrested and will go to prison, yes? Yes? Yes…?
Oh gosh, I am so sorry, nevermind.
Al Capone went to prison for not paying taxes. But yeah, I would prefer to see him imprisoned for war crimes.
Did the IDF mistake him for a Palestinian child?