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Like every law, it's there to protect and serve the billionaire class and their interests... Who do you think wrote them in the first place?
I don't think such a cynical view of laws applies to all laws in Europe GDPR genuinely improved the privacy of people living in the EU.
I guess if you're dystopian enough you could claim that labor compromise laws (such as the laws requiring worker representative on company boards) protect billionaires because the prevent the glorious revolution™, but the lack of such a revolution in the US suggests that giving workers democratic input into the companies they work for is simply a good law and not in the interest of billionaires.
I had a 15 year account (and every other account i've made since then) permabanned sitewide for saying "$GME" on r/wallstreetbets once.
interesting comments to that post