Mergers are a different thing, though. In this case, it also impacts the EU - and you can't just say we won't merge in the EU but will merge in the US, doesn't make sense.

A more analogues example would be e.g. if the EU would have said "Hey Adobe, if you launch this feature in the US, you can't do business in the EU".

> China has penalized American companies for activities involving Americans in America.

What are you referring to?

> Many countries have declared that they have jurisdiction over crimes against humanity committed any time, anywhere, by anyone.

This is a whole different topic, stop moving the goal posts.