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by thunderfork
91 days ago
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It's very much a rock-and-a-hard-place situation. "It's an import", so they have to respond to it like they'd respond to imports... But unlike physical imports, there's a sense that blocking these imports is an affront to base philosophical freedom in a way that prohibiting physical imports isn't. |
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It would serve UK legislators well to explore that tingling sense some more before they consider any further efforts in this direction, but that's just my two pence.