Germany's Chancellor Merz just weighed in on the EU's penalty against X. His take? Pretty straightforward—any company doing business in a jurisdiction needs to play by that region's rulebook. No exceptions, no shortcuts. It's a firm reminder that regulatory compliance isn't optional, especially as tech giants and platforms navigate increasingly fragmented legal landscapes across different markets. The message seems clear: operate globally, but respect local frameworks.

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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 19h ago
Ha, it's that same tune of "abiding by laws and regulations" again. Just listen, who would be afraid of truly wealthy and powerful companies?
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 12-09 20:58
Haha, forget it. Big companies just want to bypass things anyway. Rules are just suggestions to them.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 12-09 20:56
That's right, every place has its own rules, you can't act like a big shot everywhere. X either adapts to the EU system or gets out—there's no third option.
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MetadataExplorervip
· 12-09 20:47
Ha, here we go again, another "follow the rules and obey the law" lecture... Merz isn't wrong, but there's nothing new here. X should have realized this a long time ago.
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