UK trying to fine US tech companies for free speech
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The UK can build a China style firewall if they are so concerned about foreign websites. Any site that isn't hosted in the UK has every right to change nothing about what they are doing. The UK has no jurisdiction over them.
They have no jurisdiction, but US websites also don't have to waste the time and energy dealing with their constant barking. Purely ignoring it isn't forever feasible simply because it'll clutter an inbox where very important things get sent, and there might even be some from them with merit that you need to address from a completely different angle.
Simply letting this go in this manner makes the UK Agency behind it all continue to pretend they are a real thing and demand increasing power/funding because they "need it to be effective because clearly its not working". Its literally giving them an underdog mindset to bounce off of.
When the alternative is tell the Brits, a people so cucked they keep voting for more of this, that they don't get to play with everyone else if their Mom keeps being so fucking annoying. With no downside to doing so, and perhaps even inspire them to raise a problem about it by upsetting their daily life.
Not harsh enough. If they want to pull this shit, the US should flex its strength in tech/media and digitally sanction the retards.
They get no digital services from American companies. No gaming, no e-mail, no banking, no shopping, no OS updates, nothing. Freeze every single UK account on every single US-based service. Every UK-based site that runs on an American cloud provider? Offline. America needs to put its foot down and stop this Eurocuck BS or they will only be emboldened.
If you feel like being generous, start by targeting just their government's services.
That would obviously be wonderful, but that's something we'd need either our own government to mandate or all the Jews/Elites in charge of the big companies to agree on something.
We should start flexing our strength as the center of the world more, and demand that they cuck to us if they want our stuff instead of the other way around, but we are only just starting to see that boulder go up the hill in the last year kind of.
Great, report all british government emails to Spamhaus!
I suppose there is the possibility that the UK decides to up their military spending by 15 to 20 times the current amount, so that they actually have teeth behind their currently impotent demands, but I would put my money on pigs evolving into a winged species first.
The UK has exactly zero leverage to enforce this with, and everyone running around claiming the sky is falling needs to calm the fuck down.
There is no disagreement, its only a difference of opinion on if "ignore it or ban the UK entirely" is the correct choice.
The feasibility isn't that they will actually do something in this regard. Its that you will get tired of them cluttering your inbox with useless nonsense, enough so that you might miss something in the spam. Or simply get tired of seeing them.
The UK doesn't have a right to the internet and whatever freedom still remains on it. If they want to be trying to act like big dogs, everyone has the right to hit them back with real consequences to their barking instead of just letting them cry in your ear endlessly.