Ok, I can see what you mean, and you didn't need to be hostile about it. My personal view is that no country should regulate the Internet -- beyond upholding fr

Ok, I can see what you mean, and you didn't need to be hostile about it. My personal view is that no country should regulate the Internet -- beyond upholding freedom of expression, freedom of association, freedom of trade (caveat emptor), and punishing fraud. But I don't get to tell either the EU or the US or China what to do, so we somehow live with what these political entities force on us all. [added] Things the US did that caused trouble everywhere: DMCA; COPA (thankfully destroyed by the courts but websites still ask whether you're 13yo); as well as countless anti-encryption laws and sabotages.