> If you want to provide services to people within any country then you must obey their laws
Agreed, and I like to point out the same when talking of Apple and Co. not liking EU laws. This however, is very different.
It's more akin to me publishing a book in my own country, then another country's book importers importing that book and me getting in trouble for putting into print ideas that are not allowed there.
Remember, I'm not the one importing the book (the ISP in the case of a website), nor did I ask for it to be done.
Agreed, and I like to point out the same when talking of Apple and Co. not liking EU laws. This however, is very different.
It's more akin to me publishing a book in my own country, then another country's book importers importing that book and me getting in trouble for putting into print ideas that are not allowed there.
Remember, I'm not the one importing the book (the ISP in the case of a website), nor did I ask for it to be done.