> So your concern is that things that currently work the way they do might, and this is where it gets sinister, work differently in the future! There's literal

> So your concern is that things that currently work the way they do might, and this is where it gets sinister, work differently in the future! There's literally draft legislation in the UK that will cause these negative impacts, so we're not talking tin foil hattery here. The best thing you can do to avoid draconian legislation is to make the legislation unworkable by having too many points where the control would need to be exercised. The more you have centralised points that choke traffic, then the more likely it is that such legislation will get passed, and the more likely it is that it will have a generally powerful effect. I don't need to have my car engine explode before realising that doing general maintenance is a good idea.