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You forgot to mention how this law hits your income quite hard, as you mentioned yourself a while ago: you're using internet advertising as supplemental income.
by blub 8y ago
You forgot to mention how this law hits your income quite hard, as you mentioned yourself a while ago: you're using internet advertising as supplemental income.
And you're very likely using the services of one of the big players, like Google, the very ones you're suggesting should be explicitly targeted in another message below.
Like I said before, including to you: the EU does not owe companies a business model, especially when the costs of that business are externalized to citizens of the EU and of the world.
Your so-called alternative at the end is just more of the arrogant snubbing typical of the advertising industry.
- foota 8y agoThe costs are externalized yes but in many of these cases the person losing some privacy also benefits.
- setquk 8y agoSmoking might cure anxiety but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t give you lung cancer...
- Micrococonut 8y agoSo people shouldn't be allowed to smoke if they want to?
- setquk 8y agoIf they want that’s fine but it’s damaging behaviour for society so it will be taxed and/or regulated.
- merinowool 8y agoThe reason it is taxed is because they can get away with it.
- setquk 8y agoI assume you live in a country without free medical care? I don’t.
- merinowool 8y agoI live in a country with tax funded healthcare.
- setquk 8y agoThat's another way of saying the same thing. Taxing bad behaviour pays for their healthcare then.