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Look, its good that we’ll have some of the business move here but in the end I’d rather have an RU service (or really, anything but microsoft)

That’s a comically high and specific %

They just plain don’t even want the tourism money

I did drive a VW id.4 but with how high and huge that thing is the handling was horrible. From all the EV’s I’ve been able to drive/sit in the only good ones were currently Tesla and Skoda.

It’s not an EV thing, it’s a carmaker (and car type) thing.

I very much believe EV’s are the future, I just think the EU EV’s have slacked a lot because they were so adamant at staying with fuel based engines and because of that a lot of people think EV’s are so much worse, while the good and decently affordable EV’s sadly come from countries we just don’t really like (US and China)

Idk I had a Tesla M3 with stock tires and because of the center of gravity being so low the car had great grip even with fast sharp corners. Seems like you just hate EV’s for whatever reason and take it out whatever way you can

I specifically want new because I already know even the new won’t last long don’t even mind something someone has used for a few years already

Good to hear they’re protecting our food quality

The image they use literally just looks like an escape room group 😭

TLDR news is great with how fast they’re able to turn out topical and informative content

Also non tracking link: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=SDTQy64vVgU

Idk what’s worse, that they shared the name of it or what they actually picked as the name 😭

“Brussels should propose those tariff lists as soon as this week.” Looking forward to what they can come up with

From what I notice in the Netherlands. The people who think the EU does not benefit them are mostly people that work (or own companies) in industries that the EU regulates harshly (think farmers here). Ofc these people think its not beneficial to be in the EU, their livelihoods are at risk because of it.

I do think the EU is basically necessary for the EU countries to thrive.

Completely agree than if we make small changes we can have a big impact together / over time. The issue is that these small changes usually come at a cost (financially, time consuming, effort, etc) that young people just cannot really afford easily.

My message was written more to give the perspective of young people already struggling. If you’re stressing each day about making rent and putting food on the table, why would you take the time to be worried about global issues? It’s really just thinking about the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

Also a question in the regard, what can we influence? The work we do and what we do with our money or culture and climate? 1 is something we have basically direct impact on (and that directly impacts our daily life) the other is basically caused by the top 1% (people and companies) and making our small impact even smaller doesn’t change much and also won’t let us garuantee we can eat tomorrow.

I am a big supporter of being more climate friendly, but I also don’t think we individuals can make a big dent. We can make small impacts by changing our buying patterns and choosing more ecological when financially possible, but that’s also coming from a position of having the privilige to have enough time and money to focus on that.

Its good to see this movement is growing by the day.

Gotta say ironic that this is posted on a platform that’s from Yahoo (which is from a US investment agency)

I don’t think pulling down the legal framework of one of our “allies” is a good way to ever repair the relation. We don’t need to try and stoop lower than them, we just need to react fairly while building up our own economy so we are less depended on them. I think that’s the way.

I’m european (as you probably noticed with my lemmy instance), for me the most important message of what is happening now is that we need to be less dependend on the US. The fact that this can happen and damage us so much means we need to be more self sufficient.

As a kid/teen I wanted to move to the US, now as an adult I noticed how good we have it here.

Exhausting, this is literally just bad for everyone