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Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by bettysdiagnose on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:21PM (#32389810)
OK but not wanting our personal records to be arbitrarily sized by the US government is very reasonable. Your government made a law that lets it spy on us... that's your problem.
Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by wins32767 on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:34PM (#32389987)
I don't think it's reasonable that I'm paying more than my share of taxes for the defense capabilities that allows Europe free access to a stable world market and roughly rules based international order that underpins the export economy of Germany in particular. If Europe would fix that, I'd feel a lot worse about the spying.
Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by akmarinov on Monday August 08, 2022 @05:11PM (#32391058)
No one’s making the US do that. Just stop the military spending.

Of course that means the US will no longer be a global superpower, but the US can freely choose that.

Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by bettysdiagnose on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:47PM (#32390171)
Complete and utter non-sequitur but I'll humour you.

I never understood American magical thinking that blames Europe for US military spending. In the end, if you want to cut military spending, you can.

Regardless, you're the hegemon. I don't accept that you don't benefit from that position.

Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by wins32767 on Monday August 08, 2022 @04:37PM (#32390699)
I don't think it is a non-sequitur. The spying is part of the overall defense structure that enables the German export economy to function.

EDIT: It's like saying "This thing you're giving me that allows my whole economy to function, I don't like the consequences of how you're doing it."