Well, considering the US is invading and bombing counties all over the world for various reasons, the EU way is a bit less aggressive, don't you think?
I also never understood why Americans think that is bad. The EU is making their market less attractive, so shouldn't Americans be happy about that?
I'm not happy when the liberty and quality of life of foreigners is damaged.
The EU is working on securing the fundamental rights of me and the people around me, thereby enhancing my liberty and quality of life.
As a European, I'm quite happy the EU wants to protect my personal data from being arbitrarily raided over without any warrant by your government for the simple crime of not being American, but thank you very much for your concern.
I'm not happy with any government surveillance, regardless of origin or target.
Then I'm glad you agree that this resolution is a good thing.
How can cancelling an agreement with one other nation be considered legislating the whole world?
Look at it with the eyes of a whiny american who doesn't understand what a treaty is.