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> due to a massive lost of trust in the US and realization that the US will put its interest before their interest. Sure. And that's reasonable. The US will do
by reedjosh 4y ago
> due to a massive lost of trust in the US and realization that the US will put its interest before their interest.
Sure. And that's reasonable. The US will do that.
I just think it goes against the original promises, and national sovereignty is being widdled away by larger governing bodies like the EU.
> But it's very far away from being totalitarian.
Okay, the legislation being suggested to monitor communications isn't totalitarian?
There are regulations on toasters!
- dathinab 4y ago> Okay, the legislation being suggested to monitor communications isn't totalitarian? Problematic, Misguided, and can be abused by totalitarian regimes. Oh and also likely in conflict with EU law, Human Rights and some member constitution. Which are very good reasons to prevent it. But it's not necessary totalitarian by itself.