Okay, so, like, 99 times out of 100, fuck 4chan, but.
In this specific case.
ROW, ROW, FIGHT THE POWAH
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I don’t think it’s unreasonable for them to say they aren’t subject to the laws of every country where their webpage is accessible. Besides being completely impossible to enforce, it’s not as though you can opt out of being available by default to every country that doesn’t have their own firewall. Sure seems like the people behind this regulation have no idea how the thing they’re trying to regulate works.
This goes both ways right? European sites don't have to follow US laws? Like dcma.
They never did they just dont have any backbone because its run by pussies.
Thing is that all credit card transactions are settled by US companies. Try running an online business without the ability to charge by card.
Europe is working on that, in Spain we have Bizum and I'm sure there's equivalents in other European countries. We need to standardise it and make it work as seemlessly as contactless card pay. There's some places where you can do it pretty easily already, but it takes time.
China with WePay/AliPay enters the room
If the one standard is really shitty, having more standards is not that bad after all. EU definitely have a big enough market to start their own payment processing standard.
Nah humans can't do an economy. Finding a system that removes exchanges from the world is the only viable method. We have plenty of evidence we can't do an economy anyways.
4chan has a lawyer?
I'm imagining someone like Better Call Saul, but even lower rent.
"Your honor, this complaint is false and submitted to fulfill a diversity quota."