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> It's a very European thing to think of the E.U. as the indispensable center of the world. Huh? Culturally, that has absolutely not been my experience - quite
by joepie91_ 8y ago
> It's a very European thing to think of the E.U. as the indispensable center of the world.
Huh? Culturally, that has absolutely not been my experience - quite the contrary.
In the case of the GDPR, it's simply a matter of "if you can't respect our citizen's basic rights, then we don't want to be doing business with you".
That has nothing to do with considering the EU to be the 'center of the world', and everything with setting the conditions for trading with it. You can either take or leave those.