See, you rage against the Cookies - I rage against the braindead politicians who made them basically mandatory and a legal framework that allows malevolent acto

See, you rage against the Cookies - I rage against the braindead politicians who made them basically mandatory and a legal framework that allows malevolent actors to use even slightest hints of (disputable) violations to ruin me if I don't have a banner. It made me a proponent of leaving the EU. Not because I don't think European unity would be beneficial, but because the current implementation is deeply faulty and little more than a convenient scapegoat of national governments pushing through changes they are too afraid of doing at home without democratic oversight.