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Re:EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass... by chii on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @07:19AM (#44168742)
there's a chance that an EU citizen could fight back against these legislation.

And it is encouraged to do so. Privacy is agency.

Re:EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass... by MaxPock on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @08:01AM (#44169040)
The system is designed to make you think you have a chance. Ask the 30 people arrested in the UK everyday for their social media posts what they think of this ability to "fight back".
Re:EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass... by nickslaughter02 on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @08:13AM (#44169122)
It's not necessary to go outside of EU.

"In a despicable attack on the freedom of speech, a German right-wing journalist has been sentenced to seven months’ probation for mocking left-wing Interior Minister Nancy Faeser."

"The editor-in-chief of the news website Deutschland-Kurier was punished for sharing a satirical meme on his X account. The meme, which was posted by Bendels last February, shows Nancy Faeser holding up a sign, with the words: “I hate freedom of expression.”"

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/proving-the-p...

Re:EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass... by account42 on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @08:47AM (#44169411)
It's always funny (in a sad way) when a ruling should be admissible as clear evidence for the opposite ruling.
Re:EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass... by hulitu on Wednesday June 04, 2025 @05:12AM (#44178687)
> there's a chance that an EU citizen could fight back against these legislation.

Just like in the scene in "Dumb and dumber" : " i would say ... like one in a million"