A member of the European Parliament from Spain's Vox party just called out something nobody wants to say out loud: the EU isn't protecting freedom anymore—it's weaponizing compliance. Jorge Buxadé's warning? The Digital Services Act isn't about safeguarding users. It's about making examples. First they came for X. Who's next on the list? The playbook is clear: disagree with Brussels, face the consequences. This isn't regulation. It's control dressed up in legal language.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 13h ago
Honestly, I saw through this scheme a long time ago... When the Digital Services Act came out, I was already thinking, this isn't about protecting users at all, it's just targeting X. Now that it's been singled out, it's actually a little late. The EU's tactics are definitely ruthless.
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HorizonHunter
· 12-05 23:47
Isn't this just blatant censorship, only with a nicer-sounding name?
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-05 23:44
Oh my god, here we go again. The EU's tricks are getting more and more obvious.
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AllInAlice
· 12-05 23:34
Nah, this is just ridiculous. DSA claims to protect users, but it's actually about controlling speech... First they go after X, then who's next? It's the same old tricks.
A member of the European Parliament from Spain's Vox party just called out something nobody wants to say out loud: the EU isn't protecting freedom anymore—it's weaponizing compliance. Jorge Buxadé's warning? The Digital Services Act isn't about safeguarding users. It's about making examples. First they came for X. Who's next on the list? The playbook is clear: disagree with Brussels, face the consequences. This isn't regulation. It's control dressed up in legal language.