I'd personally question the idea of regulation in relation to privacy to begun with

You know Facebook listens to and records your messanger voice chats?

Again. Facebook. Army of lawyers. They can adapt.
Startups can’t.

@Scale_e Make different laws for startups.

Easy

Can’t do that

They have economic scale on their side.

Case by case

That’s illegal

Indeed.

Not if you make it legal

You can’t make laws for specific companies

It’s unconstitutional

Nor should you

Well then your constitution is retarded

It’s pretty fkn evil tbh

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/nigel-farage-falls-for-prank-call-during-radio-phonein-i-turned-from-remainer-to-brexiteer-after-a4245981.html

Lmao

It should be about conduct generally not just one company

At least Nigel handled the prank well lmao

there needs to be one law for all

If your argument is "facebook can adapt better because of their money" then you arguing against companies being able to gain a certain size

Wasn't that "Mark" guy constantly getting on LBC somehow?

Tommy would have threatened to kill the dude on the phone

How tf does he get in so consistently?

Don't bother with Tyche; it's a central planner, who believes the State needs to micro-manage every facet of institution throughout society.

He just spends his time calling I guess

@Indra_11 So are tax brackets unconstitutional, because not everyone pays the same percentages. It's the same principle.

Rule 1 of regulation should be try not to hurt the income of the companies and therefor the economy but I'd prefer it if Facebook didn't record my messenger voice calls

Make tax flat

Simple

And then sell that or whatever

Do not make tax flat

Tax does need to be flat

Wtf

or flatter

I'm pro flat tax ever since I planned out my future

And saw the kind of tax I'd be paying with a highly skilled job

Flat may be justice, but it's also gonna lead to communist revolutions.

That’s a sure fire way to fuck the middle class even more

You cannot fund public services by taking half your population out of paying tax, especially when globalisation is crushing wages down to the lowest common denominator