  Bottis points out we do not cease to enact and to comply with laws that apply in physical space simply because their enforcement could not possibly eliminate crimes such as prostitution, drug dealing, etc. She further notes that in the digital world, protecting privacy and copyright has sometimes seemed impossible to achieve, but we still propose, enact, and enforce laws to protect both as best we can. So on this view, we could not justify “de-legislating” RtE solely on the grounds that it is difficult to enforce. But it is also worth noting that as in the case of Google’s arguments for repealing RtE, many of the arguments advanced by RtE’s supporters also include one or more logical fallacies; an analysis of some of those fallacious arguments is included in Tavani (2018).