Re:The Denmark secret: how it became the most trusting country
by lucianbr on Wednesday May 22, 2024 @08:17AM
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May I ask why you bother to specify the geographical location of the Constitutional Court? I assume you guys don't have several of those. I mean, in general for other countries people just say "constitutional court" and that is it, and it seems to make sense that way. I am curious.
Re:The Denmark secret: how it became the most trusting country
by inglor_cz on Wednesday May 22, 2024 @10:59AM
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Yes, I can explain that.
I am not a German, but I read German news and German journalists use "in Karlsruhe" as a shortcut for the Constitutional Court. So, in my original post, I just wrote "a challenge in Karlsruhe".
Before posting, I reviewed my comment and said to myself, hmm, people won't know what "in Karlsruhe" means, so I added the name of the Constitutional Court, but didn't think of removing the location.
I suspect a similar process resulted in some fluff in our beloved RFCs :)
Re:The Denmark secret: how it became the most trusting country
by seper8 on Wednesday May 22, 2024 @08:06AM
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If Germany would, the Dutch have to follow.
But with Geert Wilders and the PVV in the lead, likely it will be the other way around.
Europe has had it with migrants, that much is clear. Either deal with it, or set up a breeding ground for more right-wing voters.
If Germany copied the relevant Danish law (and the copy survived a subsequent challenge at the Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe), the European migration crisis would be mostly over.