>EU buyer here, I am extremely hype for forced interop and think it almost justifies the existence of the EU on its own.
That was my point. There is no "we".
>That's the case for every regulation - policy is made by activists.
Maybe, but when regulation made by activists starts touching the lives of people that don't care about the thing activists want, they may not like the idea of activists deciding for them. So far all the companies regulated by EU have accepted the regulation - we don't know how most people will react if suddenly something they want is not available to them because of a minority that think their expertise is above their wants.
That was my point. There is no "we".
>That's the case for every regulation - policy is made by activists.
Maybe, but when regulation made by activists starts touching the lives of people that don't care about the thing activists want, they may not like the idea of activists deciding for them. So far all the companies regulated by EU have accepted the regulation - we don't know how most people will react if suddenly something they want is not available to them because of a minority that think their expertise is above their wants.