EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Services Act

Re:EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Servi... by Frannky on Saturday December 06, 2025 @08:06AM (#46173044)

I left the EU years ago. Today, I feel way happier and freer. Once you're out, you realize how strongly they were influencing your ability to be free via rules, taxes, news, low salaries, and business start-up costs. Try it yourself if you get the chance.

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Re:EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Servi... by Ylpertnodi on Saturday December 06, 2025 @09:20AM (#46173558)

Give us a vague breakdown of you finances, might do.

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Re:EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Servi... by qwertox on Saturday December 06, 2025 @02:06PM (#46175766)

And where he left to.

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Re:EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Servi... by rcbdev on Saturday December 06, 2025 @05:11PM (#46177023)

I earn much more in my 'highly-taxed' Central European city than I'd earn in i. e. Switzerland after all costs are accounted for. Starting my company here cost almost nothing, and hourly rates start at €80. Cost of living is absurdly low compared with earnings - this all in a capital with one of the highest qualities of life on this planet. Schooling and university is completely free and of high quality.

How do people find so much to complain about?

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Re:EU hits X with €120M fine for breaching the Digital Servi... by netlipapa on Sunday December 07, 2025 @02:31AM (#46179922)

Just take a look at their comment history, most comments are completely empty in content like this one, and I'm willing to bet that if this indeed a person, they've never lived in an European country. Nobody that actually lived in the EU says they've "left the EU", since each country is pretty different and it makes no sense to say it like that. This whole thread has bot-vibes.

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