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Comment Legal precedent (Score 2, Insightful) 35

I think some EU laws also fine companies based on their global revenue - for GDPR complaints, for example - so there is legal precedent and I'm not sure how it could be unconstitutional. Multinational companies evade laws and tax by playing around countries one against another, so I would say it's fair game to hit them globally instead of just aiming at the subsidiary acting in the country where misbehavior occurs.

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