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Does the EU not have any sort of rule or directive against trying to vote the same thing 12345 times? Heck, IIRC even the US has that one.
They just keep renaming it and slightly changing it so it's never exactly the same.
Friggin' Theseus's Chat Control.
The same thing? I thinks so
But nothing stopping you to charge it a tiny bit and try again
If the US has such a rule then it's not effective. Look at how many times the GOP tried to kill the ACA (or at least pass pointless statements denouncing it). It was at least into the 50s. Probably more than that. Instead of trying to pass useful, practical laws, politicians played the same theatrics over and over again.
did they officially vote on it? Often they try to find their majority before the vote and if they dont get it, they wont vote on it.