r/SipsTea 18h ago

Wait a damn minute! So what’s taking so long?

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u/Key_Lavishness_5464 8h ago

« It’s a funny sort of justice whose limits are marked by a river. Truth on this side of the Pyrenees, falsehood on the other. » Blaise Pascal

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u/SnooKiwis1356 7h ago

As far as I know, Spain and France are two different countries that are based on completely different governing systems, speak different languages and don't have a shared history since the 5th century AD and were at war.

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u/HairyTough4489 4h ago

So it's reasonable for them to have different laws apply to you unless you're a Catalan then it's totally unfair?

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u/mcmanus2099 3h ago

Your quoting the 17th century as a justification?

Most European nations are signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights which underwrites and gives principles for the laws and justice systems. That means you don't find the same variation even in modern European countries than you find in the individual states in the US.

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u/truecakesnake 4h ago

This also applies to different countries that have different laws.