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[izacus]

Your interpretation just lost in court, so who here doesn't know what they're talking about?

[piltdownman → izacus]

It's literally enshrined in German Case Law as 'Identitätsvorbehalt'.

The Polish constitutional court OUTRIGHT ruled that EU law does not supercede national law. Thus, primacy of EU law is wholly rejected in Poland. https://www.euronews.com/2021/10/07/polish-court-rules-some-...

I could go on, but responding to Dunning-Kruger commentary is a Pyrrhic battle at best.

[izacus → piltdownman]

Why are you talking about Poland in Irish case now? :)

A case which questions the ability of EU to override Polish consistution. Did you establish that corporate tax law is a consistutional issue? And note that the decision the tribunal has made that redress for differences between EU law and Polish law will have to be handled by: leaving EU, changing the constitution or changing the EU law. I'm not sure Poland wants to push that.