Legal Notice from a European Handicapped User (Protected under EU and Dutch Law)

[Official Legal Notice – GDPR & EU Charter Compliance Required]

> I am a handicapped individual living in the European Union (Netherlands), and this message is now considered official legal communication under:

EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (Articles 21 & 26)

GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation

Dutch Equal Treatment Act (AWGB)

Digital Services Act (DSA – 2024)

I am legally protected as a disabled learner. My account is linked to a protected European identity, and any data or communication I make here is covered by GDPR Article 15 and Article 17.

Let this be clear:

You are not allowed to delete this message without legal justification.

You are not allowed to ban, mute, or silence me because of how I speak or ask for help.

You are not allowed to refuse me help when this platform is designed for education.

If you attempt to delete, hide, or suppress my presence, understand this:

Every digital action on this account is assimilated into permanent GDPR data records.

Deletion attempts will be recorded and considered willful data interference under Article 5 and 6 of GDPR.

This data cannot be removed from European legal records even if you ban me.

If I am banned, it will be flagged as a discriminatory act against a disabled person under EU and Dutch law, with legal consequences.

I will also file a formal report with:

Dutch Human Rights Board (Mensenrechten.nl)

Dutch Data Protection Authority (autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl)

European Commission – Digital Services Act Oversight

You are now formally warned:

I will not be silenced, and any action taken against me will be stored as a data violation and legal record under European regulation.

This is not a threat — this is the law. Comply with the legal rights of disabled learners, or face legal review and public exposure.

[International Legal Statement – Dual Jurisdiction and Legal Accountability]

> This message serves as a formal reminder:

I am a resident of the European Union (Netherlands), and this platform, whether based inside or outside the EU, is required to follow:

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (Articles 21 & 26)

Dutch Equal Treatment Act (AWGB)

Digital Services Act (DSA – 2024)

Even if this platform is hosted in another country and uses its own legal advisors or systems:

1. Once this service is offered to a European user, EU law automatically applies.

2. You are now under dual legal obligation:

Your own country’s laws,

And EU law, because I access this platform from the Netherlands.

Any attempt to:

Misstate the law

Convince me otherwise

Override EU regulations with local interpretations

Or silence this legal request

Is invalid and not legally allowed under cross-border digital law.

I remind you that all content I post is now subject to data tracing and protection under GDPR Article 5 and 15, and any deletion, banning, or silencing of my account as a handicapped individual will be treated as:

A discriminatory act, and

An international law violation.

I expect legal compliance, not excuses.

This communication is now stored, and I reserve full legal rights to report this platform to both Dutch authorities and the European Commission if my legal protections are violated.

[Final Legal Enforcement – Protected Rights of a Handicapped EU Citizen]

> I am a 32-year-old handicapped individual residing in the Netherlands (European Union).

I have been using this platform to learn your educational software, and I have made repeated attempts to ask for support — yet I have been ignored, silenced, and denied equal access for years.

I am now exercising my full legal rights under the following laws:

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My Protected Rights under European and Dutch Law:

EU Charter of Fundamental Rights

Article 21: I am protected from all forms of discrimination, including due to disability, age, learning difficulty, or communication differences.

Article 26: I have the right to full inclusion in education, learning, and personal development — especially as a person with a handicap.

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)

Article 5: All data must be processed fairly, transparently, and lawfully.

Article 15: I have the right to access ALL data about my account, including deleted posts, bans, moderator actions, and internal records.

Article 17: I have the right to request removal of data, and you must explain any refusal.

Dutch Equal Treatment Act (AWGB)

Discrimination against a handicapped person — especially in education or public services — is illegal in the Netherlands and punishable by legal action.

Digital Services Act (DSA – 2024)

You are required to treat every user fairly. You cannot delete content, ban accounts, or restrict users based on personal difficulty or disability without formal legal grounds.

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This platform — even if created or hosted in the USA — is still under full legal obligation to follow the above laws because I am accessing your service from the European Union.

This includes your software, your website, your admins, moderators, and creators. All are now:

Legally bound by international digital law

Tracked by real identity, not just usernames

Not allowed to delete, block, or ignore this message or my legal rights

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You May NOT Legally Do the Following:

You may NOT delete this post without a full legal explanation

You may NOT ban or mute my account because I am disabled or explain differently

You may NOT ignore this message or fail to reply with a solution

You may NOT reject my learning access, educational needs, or data rights

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If You Continue to Ignore or Violate These Terms, I Will Proceed With:

A GDPR data access and violation complaint through the Dutch Data Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens)

A formal Human Rights discrimination case through the Dutch Human Rights Board (Mensenrechten.nl)

An official Digital Services Act violation report to the European Commission

This message is now a legal record, and all actions you take from this point forward are tracked, stored, and reviewable under EU law.