Yes, my little town's newspaper tracks the behaviors of anyone who happens to browse its site, EU citizen or not. That's their business and it's completely legal here. You have absolutely no right to tell them how to behave or to tell the US how our laws ought to be.

- US citizen, on his stance toward the GDPR, and why interfering in other countries domestic policies should be illegal, apparently unaware of his countries involvement in various coup d'états


Well Phoenix, you've gone and done it now. Prepare to be blocked for "talking to yourself". Pointing out the obvious oozing subjectivity of this Maniac individual's walls of text is almost certainly going to be enough to trigger the "la, la, la, I can't hear you anymore" defense mechanism, lol.

- Steam user, warning others about the problems of arguing with a certain steam user

Anyway, I laid out my arguments, line by line, and you ignored almost every single one of them. I won't go so far as to block you like I did the other guy, but I'm not interested in listening to you hyperventilate and talk to yourself. I'm really not, and therefore I won't be doing so.

- Afromentioned user's reply to being argued with

Privatized healthcare system is better, universal healthcare grows the power of the state, besides, privatized (FULLY) is most efficient as it works in the market way of things.

Minimum wages and mandated worker's rights are fascist ideals (and that is enough to tell what you're defending), if you like your little fascist syndicalist ideals you better see how that worked so well in Brazil.

- US citizen (assumed) who proclaimed to 'have studied' politics and apparently unaware of fellow citizens having to travel to Canada to afford healthcare

Quote from Phoenix's bio :"mandated worker's rights are fascist ideals".

Maybe take everything he says with a grain of salt.

- Steam user trying his hand at an ad-hominem attack, demonstrating his lack of reading comprehension