The European Union’s Digital Services Act is a “censorship law” that “requires ‘very large online platforms’ . . . to remove so-called ‘illegal content,’” warns Adina Portaru at RealClearPolitics. Such content is defined to be “in line with a plethora of anti-free speech legislation across EU countries, such as in Germany, where it is illegal to insult a politician.” But its “vague terms” are “extremely broad,” making them ideal for the commission to “censor disfavored views.” A Finnish parliamentarian “was