> One nation does NOT have the authority to dictate what a company can do outside of it's borders and concerns. We crossed this bridge quite a while ago, it's

> One nation does NOT have the authority to dictate what a company can do outside of it's borders and concerns. We crossed this bridge quite a while ago, it's only the direction that's changing. If I hacked a server in the US from the UK guess where I'm being charged? If I send drugs from Canada to the US guess where I'm being charged? These aren't hypotheticals, they've happened before. I agree it needs to be changed, but this was foreseeable a long time ago and nobody cared.