> Companies have to employ data protection officers, effectively a no-show job

No… an employee of the company can be designed as the data protection officer. Do you have literally no experience working in the EU? If yes you have really strong positions for someone that misinformed. Where are you getting your information from?

I can tell you that if you work in a large company with sensitive data it’s definitely not a no-show job, that can for sure be a full time position

> .as you need to employ an EU bureaucrat who is the equivalent of a CCP party official

Either complete lie or you are delusional. Wtf are you talking about

> GDPR does not increase productivity, it is tax on consumers to produce something that is required by government with the surplus being passed to insiders (civil servants, unions, and billionaires)

Ok, I think you’re completely out of your mind. The thought process makes absolutely no sense. Now I feel bad I have wasted my time engaging.