The majority of the (long) tl;dr focuses on, and is under the assumption that non-EU RSOs will object and not comply with the NIS 2 directive and... have to shu

The majority of the (long) tl;dr focuses on, and is under the assumption that non-EU RSOs will object and not comply with the NIS 2 directive and... have to shut down or block access to EU? Is there any substance to this actually happening? Is the NIS 2 directive an unreasonable burden on critical infrastructure such as those who run the root DNS? I've never really heard of this "NIS 2 directive" but it seems completely reasonable, and it's even unclear whether non-EU folk like NASA would even be under scope. The only way I can see that being tested is if NASA (or whoever) seriously screw up and have a breach, and get attention on them. If that happens, then good! They deserve the scrutiny! This reminds me a lot of the FUD (primarily) American's were spreading about GDPR which ended up being mostly empty.