European laws are not universal laws. This is like arguing that European corporations violate human rights by not enforcing the 2nd amendment. Which the US cons

European laws are not universal laws. This is like arguing that European corporations violate human rights by not enforcing the 2nd amendment. Which the US considers to be an unalienable right. That would be absurd, just like trying to claim that some particular right you have in Europe is suddenly universal and a "human right". I'm glad that organizations don't try to cater to every single law in every country. But it's weird that this urge to force their own laws on the entire world seems so prevalent amongst Europeans.