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If copyright is sacrosanct then the creation of data by me is my own personal property and without a contract anyone holding my data is in violation.
I can relate to the sentiment, but that just makes it worse. How do you enforce ownership of data?
There's only 1 thing for it: More internet surveillance.
The gdpr allows processing of personal data under a few circumstances and contracts are only one of them.
Every single person in the EU needs to sue on these grounds.
Also fuck this corporatist statist bullshit. Why the fuck do people keep voting in authoritarians?
Cause for making an authoritarian change it's sufficient to vote once, to revert it is voting in the situation created by it. It's a logical OR in their favor.
And it makes perfect sense that a big centralized state and putting rule of law above pride cause this.
It's like the "computer that you can't throw out of the window" quote. A government you can't change via riots is a bad government. A republic is about rule of people, not of stamped toiled paper with rules on it. The good French rioting tradition is also from this.
Rule of law should never be put above common sense and pride.
In a couple of decades the 2A crowd in the USA will become better understood by Americans and Europeans, I think.
Afraid to upvote this in case someone later attempts to prove I viewed this data with my eyes
Property rights being valued above human rights is kind of a mainstay of capitalism.
Property rights are part of human rights.
This situation is about preventive protection of someone's rights warranting real violation of your rights.
It's a clear violation of status quo, it's absolute bullshit, and the officials responsible for this should all spend quality time in jail answering questions about mafia organizations they are affiliated with, and then be flogged on TV, with a lifetime prison sentence after.
Great... so we're reaffirming that society's various structures exist purely for the benefit of monied interests, as ever. Any benefit the regular person sees from arrangements is purely coincidental, your rights stop at the point at which a corporation needs them to.
