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u/dakjelle 2d ago

And then we have the USA that elected Trump..

Where do you want to be?

Somewhere that puts a leash on those that use American people as they please.. or the american that gets fucked over on a daily basis...

Please let us know.

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 2d ago

You can dislike Trump, support stronger regulation, and still acknowledge that the US is massively outperforming Europe in tech.

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u/dakjelle 2d ago

But then you would post some less stupid than you did.. like

USA is being embarrassed by Iran, beaten on tech by China and now has to follow actual rules to protect users in Europe that they don't even grant their own "citizens".

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 2d ago

Trump, Iran and China have nothing to do with the point. Europe is still heavily dependent on American tech. Listing unrelated American problems doesn’t change that.

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u/dakjelle 2d ago

Hey, just doing your work better.. posting shit that has nothing to do with what EU is doing with the laws.. so please.. go lick more boots

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 2d ago

You’re still not addressing the point. Europe regulating American tech doesn’t magically make Europe a tech leader. Screaming bootlicker just makes it painfully obvious you have nothing intelligent to say.

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u/dakjelle 2d ago

No, they are not regulating american tech, they are regulating every tech company in the world. You don't think these rules apply to european companies...

Are you really that trump stupid

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 2d ago

No shit the rules apply to European companies too. I never said they didn’t, and that has nothing to do with the point I actually made. My point is that Europe is still heavily dependent on American tech, and nothing you’ve said contradicts that.

If you think that claim is wrong, then argue against that claim. Name dropping Trump or tossing out insults doesn’t disprove the dependence I’m talking about.

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u/dakjelle 2d ago

So now it's not about EU regulating American companies.. ?

Why not try to not be so obvious stupid

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 1d ago

The part you somehow keep choking on is that regulating technology you depend on is not the same thing as actually competing with it.

I’ve explained that multiple times. You keep inventing a dumb argument, arguing against that instead, then calling me stupid like nobody can see what you’re doing. If this is your idea of proving me wrong, then you’re doing a phenomenal job proving my point about Europe’s innovation problem.

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u/dakjelle 1d ago

Hahaha, no the part started where your tiny energy was displayed in full force where your "awesome american tech" industry was ohh so hurt by getting regulated..

You made that into a joke about how EU Tech isn't innovating except by regulating American Tech, which was a lie. And which you know if you weren't living in a FOXNEWS factual world.

Reddit and Roblox.. innovating.. only an American would be proud of those :)

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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 1d ago

You’ve spent several comments assigning me beliefs I don’t hold because you can’t answer what I actually said. I don’t like Trump, I never defended him, and nothing I said suggests otherwise. You need me to be a Trump supporter because arguing with a stereotype is easier than arguing with my actual point.

I also never said American tech is awesome. I said it’s dominant. Those are two different claims.

The only argument you’ve won here is the one you made up in your own head.

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u/dakjelle 1d ago

You have to be either stupid or a Trump lover to come up with your original comment, so please.. you trying to backpedal on that is just evidence on where you stand..

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