Just as there a counter-suits perhaps we need more counter-laws. When something like this is defeated, a law is instead introduced to make chat control explicitly illegal.
replyIf someone's asking too many times it's abuse.
replyTo repeal it you only need to win once too.
replyNot quite, the EU parliament can't propose new laws nor repeal existing ones, only amend them and vote on proposals from the commission.
replyThe Stop Killing Games campaign, for example, has noticed that the EU commission keeps repeating lobbyist lies and has no expectations of new laws actually passing, so they're focusing on amending existing law through parliament.
The repeal would have to be proposed by the same people who proposed the law in the first place. The European Parliament can't initiate the process on its own.
replyI want them to win. The internet is stupid right now. A culture eating its own tail.
replyPray tell, how would stepping closer to a dystopian hellscape help the internet from eating itself? Somehow, having omnipotent watchers is going to make the internet... more fun and welcoming?
replyI think he means that maybe it‘s for the best if „the internet“ in its current state dies, i.e. people move on from the current platforms towards other ones or real life.
replyThat’s exactly what I mean.
replyYou could do us a favor and start by signing off yourself.
replyAccelerationism doesn't work.
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