Comment on Tucker Carlson interview with Putin to test EU law regulating tech companies
modifier@lemmy.ca 9 months agoWhich part?
Comment on Tucker Carlson interview with Putin to test EU law regulating tech companies
modifier@lemmy.ca 9 months agoWhich part?
hedgehog@ttrpg.network 9 months ago
The comment they replied to comprised 6 sentences. 5 of those sentences were untrue or incorrect. The other sentence (the 5th one, starting with “It’s an absurd concept”) is technically true but has a different meaning when read with the understanding that the other sentences are false.
Other replies dive into why it’s untrue.
aelwero@lemmy.world 9 months ago
Ok, well it was intended to be an opinion, so your assertion that I’m incorrect is incorrect because its my opinion, but that aside, which part?
I reiterate that question because if your opinion is in direct opposition to mine, it is, in my opinion, the one I would most like to hear. I’m a moderate/centrist/libertarian(non-party) and I’d unironically and unsarcastically love to hear your opinion on it. Unless you’re just being a pedant, then I’ll listen and I respect your right to posit any pedantic objections, but I won’t really care much :)
hedgehog@ttrpg.network 9 months ago
My understanding is that your opinion is “This is bullshit because X” (where “X” refers to this law applying to Lemmy and thus having the implications you outlined) but your comment was almost entirely about it applying to Lemmy and the implications. If your opinion were “It would be bullshit if it applied to Lemmy,” I would agree with you, but point out that it does not.
This is incorrect because the law does not apply to Lemmy. See en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Services_Act and the associated sources for more details on why. If you believe that Lemmy has more than 45 million users in the EU please share where you’re getting those figures.
This hypothetical scenario is irrelevant and the conclusion about Lemmy’s obligations are incorrect because the law does not apply to Lemmy.
“The point is that it could” is incorrect because you have misinterpreted the law as applying to Lemmy when it does not.
See above. Karen could do no such thing, even if she was in the EU.
This is the 5th sentence.
This is incorrect because as Lemmy users, we are not subject to it, as the law does not apply to Lemmy.
Technically this would be true if you made this statement about those of us who are users of social media platforms to which the laws do apply, but that would be incongruent with your previous statements (and would assume that we are all users of those platforms - and many Lemmy users are not), so I find it fair to not allow for that possibility.
aelwero@lemmy.world 9 months ago
Sounds an awful lot like sticking your head in the sand.
“Social media” is going to be whatever they decide they want government oversight on… Not being part of the introductory offer isnt a very good reason to accept it in my opinion.
They’ll come for your forum eventually…
GeneralVincent@lemmy.world 9 months ago
“me talking out my ass about the law is just my opinion, you can’t argue with me now”
Not how that works at all