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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
They don't protect my privacy because they have a disadvantage though. That's not at all what the GDPR is all about. Same for the other laws.
GDPR etc. are the tip of the iceberg when it comes to EU regulations. Plenty of them apply to stuff where the EU is world-leading, also very far-reaching ones. Compared to REACH, GDPR is quite low-impact indeed.
That's not the relation I meant. Rather having a long-term strategy because, compared to Russia and USA and anyone around, time works for the EU.
If you can't see how that's a (small) puzzle piece of a long-term strategy then I can't help you either.
This comment doesn't seem to make sense both combined with mine and with your previous one, but OK!
I don't think I see less than many people here.