>>105905538
It's actually not that bad, I think scripting languages could benefit from this
Consider this random example I made up with real function names (not a real language, just a fictitious made up example):
>log(clamp(1, 10, tonumber(assert(input()))))
Rewritten with the proposed syntax:
>input.assert.tostring.clamp(1, 10).log()
It's very intuitive

This is a good thing actually. Every shithole censorslop country is going to implement these regulations, and nobody will host fun websites in the US, Canada, Europe, etc. Image boards and similar sites will all move to offshore hosting providers or be hosted anonymously to get around all the mounting legal headaches. This will eliminate the cancer that's been plaguing these sites for generations, and the dark corners of the internet will return to being free.