> not understanding that the government apparatus is the most powerful and dangerous institution of them all OK, but we can vote government out at regular inte

> not understanding that the government apparatus is the most powerful and dangerous institution of them all OK, but we can vote government out at regular intervals, meanwhile we're supposed to just accept anything corporations do because... they're not government? Cherry picking and misrepresenting EU regulations doesn't make your argument any clearer. But where your argument really fails is that you don't really have one beyond ideological claptrap, taken solely on faith, or perhaps with specious arguments about out of control government and how markets and corporations are innately good and cannot be "interfered" with, lest the economy and "innovation" collapse. Please give us all a break. Business don't get started and fail not because of government regulation, but because of huge corporations that crush competition, withhold access, promote incompatibility, etc. They use their size to ignore regulation and warp markets to their benefit. Of course not all corporations are bad but some are, and that's why we have regulations.