> So if the law couldn't be written in a rational way without creating bizarre outcomes, then why create it all? Nobody said that, I don't know why you're sayi

> So if the law couldn't be written in a rational way without creating bizarre outcomes, then why create it all? Nobody said that, I don't know why you're saying it, because it also makes no sense. Do you also believe that we shouldn't have made murder illegal because murderer still exist? There are always gonna be bizzare outcomes, pop-ups only speak about how lousy advertisers and tracking freaks are, but there have been certainly more bizzare outcomes, think about people refusing vaccines... Compared to that pop-ups are just an annoyance that we can avoid by punishing the perpetrators directly not visiting their websites. > But as the saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions it's all simple, until you have to convince hundreds of politicians to agree on a law that's gonna be enforced on 450 million people from 27 different countries, with 27 different legal systems.