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5It is disturbing when the latter is true, because it means that even "neutral" providers are under the gun of someone else's whims and that's unacceptable. I have the same issue with DNS, ICANN, etc.
https://www.ripe.net/publications/docs/ripe-858/
I mean maybe I'm reading this wrong. But it sounds like they're about as neutral as the Dutch. Which begs the question why do other countries in the RIR agree to follow Dutch law? Like the EU couldn't have made a neutral embassy point and said that it's headquartered "here"?
Also why does anyone initially register with RIPE if you are trying to make "censorship" resistant social media? Like was it cheaper, did he get his IP block on sale or something? Because I'd rather have my ASN say I'm from Africa because you won't have to deal with this dumb shit.
This just sounds like European bullshit, but tell me if it isn't I'm retarded regarding anything past the demarcation point.
There is also an expectation that you maintain resources in your RIR but RIPE apparently doesn't care so long as you have *something* in Europe.
Source: https://quantum5.ca/2023/10/10/what-i-wish-i-knew-when-i-got-my-asn/
The only thing I can think of is that he cheaped out. You can get an privacy LLC in Wyoming for less than $500 and nest LLCs like an umbrella or some shit.
But he wanted that shit done fast or something, or he's genuinely stupid.
My lawyer referred to this as "layering", although at some point I realized the complexity of this arrangement immediately lost its value in the face of the simple and penetrating argument of "I'm not a pussy."
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