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> 2/3) You're right. A fine isn't a tax. Now assume you are a nation state and some foreign entity is making a shit ton of money off your population. Still wai
by Oletros 11y ago
> 2/3) You're right. A fine isn't a tax. Now assume you are a nation state and some foreign entity is making a shit ton of money off your population.
Still waiting a proof that it is because an American company
> 5) Ask some lawyer friends for the opinion on Nintendo vs Galoob. They almost certainly discussed it in school. Opinions will vary. More than a few will likely agree that if Nintendo were an American company the outcome would have been different. That's the most famous case I know of.
Some USA case doesn't make any argument for your accusation about EU.
You can believe what you want, but reality is what it is
- forrestthewoods 11y agoOh, I misread you. Sorry. I thought you didn't believe that such cases existed at all. As opposed to not believing this case was such a scenario. That's why I gave an unrelated example. Sorry! And of course reality is what it is. No shit! Saying that isn't an argument. Windows 7 N is objectively stupid. The default browser choice is objectively stupid. The released Excel file formats were stupid. In fact I think you'll be hard pressed to come up with a list of changes I product or behavior brought on by the ruling that benefit consumers in any meaningful way.