> You're in the minority. Most people will not think every business is responsible for that, they'll assume they're being forced into it. They've gotten far le

> You're in the minority. Most people will not think every business is responsible for that, they'll assume they're being forced into it. They've gotten far less annoying as of late, in good part because the EU made it clear annoying the user into acceptance isn't going to fly. But early on, when websites had the great idea to make me opt out of 78 "partners" one by one, my annoyance was not at the EU, but at the website forcing me to click 78 checkboxes, and a reaction of "WTF? Why are 78 companies being informed I'm reading an article?" > Missing the point. Even with millions of pounds you can't convince a majority of people that is true. Did you know the US also has equivalent banana regulations? > Continue to miss the point here. It doesn't have to be a good idea, years of meddling made it so people were willing to vote for a bad idea. That's my point. Yeah, to their detriment to the point that it killed pretty much every other eurosceptic movement, and apparently they're not that happy with Brexit anymore themselves either.