• @stonerboner
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    98 months ago

    Ah, a red herring.

    According to you, there should be only one law that protects people and protects them fully. If the law is specific to a sector, it’s bad because saving people’s data doesn’t give them healthcare. And if it doesn’t protect people in other sectors (foreign vs domestic) then it can’t possibly be a good move.

    It’s an all-or-nothing mentality that is extremely idealistic to the point of ignoring incremental progress, and will make it so that no law is ever good or enough.

    Stopping the bleeding of data harvesting to China is good. If you want other change alongside it, hold your elected officials to it.

    There’s really no point in continuing a discussion with such an idealistic purist, as no law can be good enough.