> it's that website's freedom to block EU traffic. But the point is that a bunch of people don't want to be blocked from using that website, and it is because

> it's that website's freedom to block EU traffic. But the point is that a bunch of people don't want to be blocked from using that website, and it is because of the problems with the GDPR. The OP was talking about "their" freedom to access that website. GDPR claims to support his freedom, but all it has done is resulting in him being unable to access local american news websites. Which does not seem like it helps his freedom much at all.