@Jay: Are you actually capable of making a concrete point or is vapid sarcasm all you can manage? Hey man, no worries if you're just that limited. The handi-capable are people too. 😉
But in the off chance that this is just an educational deficiency on your part, see below for a real example. The first lesson is free, but each one after will be charged...
It's bloody long past time that SOMEONE said something to these European leaders. The speech suppression tactics they are employing and their heavy handed regulatory approach to AI are fundamentally anathema to the notion of free and open democratic societies.
Heck it's so bad in the UK now that if a woman complains in an online forum about a dude walking around in a female locker room with his cock hanging out, she might actually get a visit from the police for posting "harmful content." Meanwhile, other European countries, along with Australia, are looking for ways to punish U.S.-based social media platforms for not censoring speech.
Enough is enough. We need to make it crystal clear that we will not countenance the targeting of our tech companies because certain European leaders cannot stand free speech. The only alternatives are to wall off each country from receiving content from posters in other countries or to censor globally using the most stringent global standards, neither of which is a remotely desirable outcome.