Existential issue(s) aside, I think Free Software voters are uniquely well
positioned to contribute to the political process. If you look at our most
recent election, most voters abstained which does not tell you a lot about
their preferences but it does speak volumes about their commitment to
info
Hi all,
On 29.05.19 07:43, Florian Snow wrote:
> Hi Vitaly,
>
>
> Vitaly Repin writes:
>> Strong assiociation with any political movement (eurosceptics,
>> liberals, social democrats etc) is a mistake in my opinion.
>
> I agree. That is why the FSFE does not associate itself with a
> politica
Hello,
That being said, if you think, if you think this is an important matter,
> would you be able to compile and maintaint the data?
>
I am definitely able to provide solution based on free software to store
and visualize this data.
But I believe this kind of project can not be 1-man project.
Hi all,
~ Vitaly Repin [2019-05-28 09:44 +0200]:
> I believe constructive work with any MEPs is possible in order to influence
> them on the FSFE agenda.
> Regardless of the political movement they belong to. Strong assiociation
> with any political movement
> (eurosceptics, liberals, social democ
On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 07:43:09AM +0200, Florian Snow wrote:
> Vitaly Repin writes:
>> Why can't FSFE monitor how each and every MEP voted for the matters
>> regarding free software dyring the current and previous election term
>> and present this statistics at FSFE web site (searchable web page
Hi Vitaly,
Vitaly Repin writes:
> Strong assiociation with any political movement (eurosceptics,
> liberals, social democrats etc) is a mistake in my opinion.
I agree. That is why the FSFE does not associate itself with a
political movement. We want to be able to talk to any politician.
>
On 28/05/2019 06:47, Vitaly Repin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> "So 5 years of euro sceptic MEPs something that we can surely take
> advantage of".
>
> I believe you propose a strong political association with euro "sceptics".
> May be stronger than non-political organisation such FSFE can and should
> h
Hello,
I believe constructive work with any MEPs is possible in order to influence
them on the FSFE agenda.
Regardless of the political movement they belong to. Strong assiociation
with any political movement
(eurosceptics, liberals, social democrats etc) is a mistake in my opinion.
I would like
Hello,
"So 5 years of euro sceptic MEPs something that we can surely take
advantage of".
I believe you propose a strong political association with euro "sceptics".
May be stronger than non-political organisation such FSFE can and should
have.
I am also afraid that it can be a dangerous signal to
