I guess that makes sense but that seems so difficult to reach for a movement, can the meetings of EU leaders propose laws themselves or do they also have to get votes?
In the US for something like StopKillingGames we have a local senior that we can call and yap to and (in theory) they’d listen to what their citizens have to say and start the process of making it a bill, when then would become a law after a couple rounds of approval and editing before being approved or vetoed by the president.
There’s actually a children’s music video they played to all of us in school when we were young, it’s unironically a super good way to teach people about how it works, https://youtu.be/SZ8psP4S6BQ
If you hear people in US politics say “call your senator” that’s who they’re calling, they have some power over bills that can be voted out I think.
also, I’ll just add an asterisk to the whole paragraph as
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I’m not a lawyer, I just have a basic highschool education so far, I might be wrong
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the whole idea of a “justice system” and “laws” are kinda currently being thrown out the window?? i don’t really know what’s happening anymore.
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also presidents can propose bills or something and skip the senior section I think?
anyways, it’s pretty interesting learning about how laws work over there. Seems so much more simple than ours :/
I hate the “what’s your favorite song/game/etc” because like… even though I have literally 9,000 hours of gaming on steam and probably 15000 total and have like devoted my entire life to it because I’m antisocial
I STILL CANT CHOOSE 😭 I LOVE ALL MY BABIES
edit: holy shit I’m at 9,995 hours now. I should make a cake or something when I get to 10,000
https://steamplaytime.com/profile/triflingtoad