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That's not at all how these things work in the west. You define them as broadly as possible, then arbitrarily enforce them, because that gives you both plausibl
by menacingly 8y ago
That's not at all how these things work in the west. You define them as broadly as possible, then arbitrarily enforce them, because that gives you both plausible deniability and the widest potential application of your political power.
- midasz 8y agoIt HAS to be broad. The courts will narrow it down (jurisprudence). And why do you think it will be arbitrarily enforced? It isn't even the 25th of may and people are already feeling violated.
- menacingly 8y agoOh, I don't have a strong opinion on the GDPR and its intent, I was addressing yulaow's simplistic dismissal of what is actually a well-trodden political playbook