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European Citizens' Initiative to "Stop Destroying Videogames" is missing ridiculously low thresholds.

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European Citizens' Initiative to "Stop Destroying Videogames" is missing ridiculously low thresholds.

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Europe@feddit.org · 1 day ago

Initiative detail | European Citizens' Initiative

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Country	Statements of support	Threshold	Percentage	Signatures required
Austria	10162	13395	75.86%	3233
Belgium	13911	14805	93.96%	894
Bulgaria	4597	11985	38.36%	7388
Croatia	4163	8460	49.21%	4297
Cyprus	565	4230	13.36%	3665
Czechia	7421	14805	50.12%	7384
Denmark	12032	9870	121.90%	0
Estonia	3035	4935	61.50%	1900
Finland	15319	9870	155.21%	0
France	49153	55695	88.25%	6542
Germany	98063	67680	144.89%	0
Greece	5018	14805	33.89%	9787
Hungary	9902	14805	66.88%	4903
Ireland	10353	9165	112.96%	0
Italy	24712	53580	46.12%	28868
Latvia	2679	5640	47.50%	2961
Lithuania	5123	7755	66.06%	2632
Luxembourg	946	4230	22.36%	3284
Malta	533	4230	12.60%	3697
Netherlands	26374	20445	129.00%	0
Poland	53599	36660	146.21%	0
Portugal	8402	14805	56.75%	6403
Romania	12377	23265	53.20%	10888
Slovakia	4987	9870	50.53%	4883
Slovenia	2473	5640	43.85%	3167
Spain	36391	41595	87.49%	5204
Sweden	19849	14805	134.07%	0

Just under 3000-4000 people are required per country in Lithuania, Latvia, Malta and Luxembourg. Come on now… that’s a small town and in some places even just a village. Are there really that few gamers in those countries?

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Honestly. Is it also that hard to believe that there might also be people out there who just don’t agree with this whole initiative?
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  I cannot fathom why someone wouldnt agree with it. Unless you are a publisher.

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