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0 pointssunir7y ago0 comments

You need to travel to the US. They are applying laws domestically.

The US is quite opposed to extrajurisdictional law enforcement which is why they don’t sign onto things like the International Criminal Court.

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isostatic7y ago

And a US citizen who chooses to break EU law has very little to worry about unless they travel to an EU country, where that country's law will be applied.

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0 pointssunir7y ago0 comments

You need to travel to the US. They are applying laws domestically.

The US is quite opposed to extrajurisdictional law enforcement which is why they don’t sign onto things like the International Criminal Court.

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isostatic7y ago

And a US citizen who chooses to break EU law has very little to worry about unless they travel to an EU country, where that country's law will be applied.

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