UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, finds ECHR

Re:UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, ... by rsynnott on Thursday September 13, 2018 @07:09PM (#17983505)

> The EU is becoming increasingly insignificant in terms of global GDP share and will continue to do so.

I mean, it’s the second largest entity in terms of nominal GDP after the US, and second largest in terms of PPP GDP after China. As a share of global GDP, sure, it’s diminishing; after all, essentially all developed countries are. It is still very significant, however. Even if you assume that world GDP per capita is ever spread evenly, it’d be nearly 10% (currently, it’s 16% PPP).

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Re:UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, ... by Sharlin on Thursday September 13, 2018 @01:07PM (#17980318)

I don’t remember countries leaving the EU left and right. Or that 100% of the Brits voted for Brexit. I do remember your government basically admitting that Brexit will hurt the UK no matter how it is executed.

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Re:UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, ... by pjc50 on Thursday September 13, 2018 @03:53PM (#17981897)

Ah, an advocate for murdering the political opponents of the state.

(Not trolling, that's literally what happened)

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Re:UK’s mass surveillance regime violated human rights law, ... by smolder on Thursday September 13, 2018 @01:01PM (#17980259)

The EU is not a failed project, it has tons of benefits for tons of people.

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