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I don't accept the right of governments to intervene in what I and a seller agree to transact. It's an inalienable right where people care about such things.
by ponow 4y ago
I don't accept the right of governments to intervene in what I and a seller agree to transact. It's an inalienable right where people care about such things. Definitely not in the EU.
If you have a problem with pollution, then properly cost that pollution on an even basis, instead of picking and choosing deep pockets and other politically palatable targets.
Man, the 2nd amendment is there for a reason.
- enkid 4y agoThe second amendment has absolutely nothing to do with this. This is the EU and the second amendment is about "bearing arms," not selling electronic equipment.
- ponow 4y agoYes, it does: an armed populace is harder to push around.
- ponow 4y agoAlso, that isn't my main point, about the (lack of) justice of such action by the EU. I am actually annoyed by incompatible cabling, but understand that the remedy is almost always worse than the disease, so reserve intervention to clear natural rights violations. The EU is an inadequate alternative to Consumer Reports, product reviews, and experience. Also, not everyone has the same values, so the EU is picking priorities for us, which is immoral.