The correct answer here is Costa v ENEL (1964). It established the principle of supremacy (precedence) of EU law over conflicting national legislation. More about the case here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costa_v_ENEL

@hpod16 Is this the point where someone mentions Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes? Leading to a heated discussion, with some saying that it's not actually being played on a bass guitar, while others point out that it still very much is a bass line despite that.Anyway, that's a catchy one.

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@hpod16 you are doing awesome work!

And why am I bringing this to Mastodon? Well, #Facebook groups are still a major way for people who are studying for the #EPSO to connect, share study tips, help eachother ...and do lots of complaining...In any case, why can't the Fediverse fill that space? So I plan to blog about it as I study: to promote the EU here, and to draw more EU nerds to Mastodon, who may hear that EU nerds are sharing real cool study tips over on the Fediverse... #EPSOprep

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@BrennpunktUA @hpod16 Yes, #Mastodon WANTS to be like Twitter with the limited character count. But writing treads of multiple toots in the #Fediverse is just nonsense.The 500 limit is a parameter in the Mastodon server software only. I wish it would be an account setting. Or in the editor field: A small hook could extend the limit to the Fediverse limit (5000 ? none)We could fork Mastodon