> Totally government-controlled as opposed to 99%.
I don't mean like that, rather as in "at least they're much wiser on health issues, like people being much more skeptic towards GMO food and asbestoes" for example.
Something Americans to this day still generally support.

> What data privacy?
Again, the point is "the people are more aware", not "it's the ultimate safe haven".
Of course their mafia and corpoes like Fakebook and Goolag are still allowed to not comply.
I wouldn't blindly trust Europe with my data neither, though it shouldn't matter as much because I'm not even a citizen of any of their countries and neither I'm even physically there, but I did hold a company registration there at one point in time, and still hold on to a bank account there, which I'll probably lose the moment they replace bank accounts for CBDCs.
As for digital slavery, I mean digital ID, remember how many times I talked about it here, and how many of them were about Europe specifically?

> Try saying that the holohoax was a fraud in Russia and see what happens. Same thing in the EU, though it varies by country... for now.
I already know, I covered this on this very website before already.

As for everything else, I already know.