I see it as a first step. First the big players have to abide to, and enforce, such laws... And then it becomes the standard, the new normal. From there small sites have to get in line. This is of course for the clearnet. They would like to universally apply that evidently, but politicians don't even know how to get on the lesserKnownNets and/or what's their name. And they couldn't care less, all they want is for the "trolls" to stop derailling the ideology du jour in front of the mainstream audience on a daily basis, they want those political dissents to stop making fun of them with impunity by calling out their lunacies, stupid ass policies, moral bankruptcy, delusions of grandeur, corruption, etc... It's about going after the real terrists. Those posing a threat to "our democracy".