For years, the tech billionaires acted as if the law was something for the rest of us.
They built the platforms, rewired childhood, poisoned the public square, monetized rage and addiction, and then shrugged—as if none of it had anything to do with them.
Mark Zuckerberg built an addiction machine and called it connection.
Elon Musk turned Twitter into a sewer and called it free speech.
And now, finally, Europe is asking the question America has been far too cowardly, captured, or corrupted to ask: Why should billionaires be allowed to break the world?
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