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It doesn't work to make anything a better place. It just acts defensively where its opponents have advantage and offensively where they have disadvantage.
Let's please remember that the EU is bigger in population and potential than either of these two, but weaker in assets. It's interested in stalling them in key areas, not actively engaging.
Returning to better places, the EU is working with pretty disgusting regimes.
I don't think we talk about the same thing then.
GDPR, Digital Market Act, the USB C law for e-waste and regulations like those are the one I'm talking about.
And then also what this article is about.
It's the same thing. Which I'm calling "acting defensively".
I don't think I get what you mean, when I only named consumer rights against companies and eco friendly laws?
Can you specify why it's bad and who the EU is trying to hurt with this?
Work on your reading comprehension if you intend to pretend to act in good faith like this