• tekato@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Yes that’s how it should be. But who determines if the person is doing it on purpose or if it’s a genuine mistake? There shouldn’t be ambiguity in the law, which is why you always either end up hurting corporations, or hurting citizens. Can’t please both with objective law.

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      1 month ago

      But who determines

      How about a governing body with systems of checks and balances? You’re pretending that laws are just out there enforcing themselves. The EU isn’t just some dude with a vendetta. It’s a large collection of people making decisions.

      And in fact as a business, in order to do business in the EU, you’ve agreed that the EU has the ability to make decisions like this.

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        1 month ago

        How about a governing body with systems of checks and balances?

        The system proven to show how corrupt it is every time it’s given a chance? Again, it’s cool when they’re doing to to someone else (specially Elon Musk who has too much power), until it’s you they’re coming for.