It's 2022. The world is on fire. I'm getting older and less patient. If a state or other entity passes an internet bill I think is unconstitutional or otherwis

It's 2022. The world is on fire. I'm getting older and less patient. If a state or other entity passes an internet bill I think is unconstitutional or otherwise infringes upon my rights as both a web user and web developer, I'm simply going to ignore the "law" and continue on, business as usual. Sue me. The curtain is falling. I can't be assed to care. California is beyond arrogant if they think they can pull this off. Before I get roasted, GDPR is mostly a good thing, even if its implementation has made browsing the internet worse and more annoying, at least I have legal avenues for deleting my data that didn't exist before. But this is case by case. Supporting GDPR doesn't mean I should support SESTA and ilk.