I think by paying the tax, it opens up other governments (especially individual states) to introduce similar legislation for that effortless tax revenue. In the

I think by paying the tax, it opens up other governments (especially individual states) to introduce similar legislation for that effortless tax revenue. In the US alone, California could charge, Texas could charge, Alabama could, each having their own percentages and qualifying methods of considering what is taxed. Easier for Meta to decline the tax and make an example by punishing the affected Canadian users, than it is to welcome the tax and end up paying millions.