I don't know anything about European parliament, is this all legit?
If it is, that's a pretty sweet job.
[QUOTE=don818;41238774]I don't know anything about European parliament, is this all legit?
If it is, that's a pretty sweet job.[/QUOTE]
It's real.
[QUOTE=BlackBirdNL;41238835]It's real.[/QUOTE]
That's both horribly sad, but also incredible at the same time.
I want a job there.
Nice, I want that job.
Too bad you can only get there by being voted.
I guess the government should have some authority and style, I mean, why should the leaders of our nations drive around in 20 year old Skoda's? Sure, it's probably a bit much, but there's a point to it.
[QUOTE=Codename 47;41239528]I guess the government should have some authority and style, I mean, why should the leaders of our nations drive around in 20 year old Skoda's? Sure, it's probably a bit much, but there's a point to it.[/QUOTE]
The signing in to get credit for the day, and walking home is something high school kids do. These are people that lead nations doing it. There's kind of a huge gap in responsibility there.
Is this the one where you see them arrive, sign in, get 300€ and then leave?
Goddamn this shit makes me angry.
[QUOTE=Codename 47;41239528]I guess the government should have some authority and style, I mean, why should the leaders of our nations drive around in 20 year old Skoda's? Sure, it's probably a bit much, but there's a point to it.[/QUOTE]
There is no justification for this behavior when people in for instance Spain are having a hard time feeding themselves.
These people stay for days or weeks at a time away from their country to be in EU parliament and they're probably only concerned with issues on certain days. All this time they're going to be paying for hotels and food.
If they don't need to be in parliament then there's no point them sitting there all day listening to issues which don't concern them, when they could be doing other important things.
[QUOTE=AngryChairR;41241146]
If they don't need to be in parliament then there's no point them sitting there all day listening to issues which don't concern them, when they could be doing other important things.[/QUOTE]
Even so, the two people who just sign in and leave get aggressive towards the journalist almost immediately when asked questions about why they're just signing and leaving 5 minutes later. A bit suspicious is it not?
I sure hope the elected Members of the European Parliament from Sweden are not monkeys like these southern european scumbags
Also, restricting filming inside what should be considered public space is really silly to me
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