[address-policy-wg] RE: Private address space in IPv4 and IPv6 [was something irrelevantly titled]

I think you intentionally make confusion for everyone.

----Your----------
This is wrong. The Internet Protocol (IP) was not invented
only to create the public Internet. It was created so that
all networks, that want to interconnect with another 
network, have an internetworking protocol that does the job.
The public Internet is the biggest internetwork but it is
not the only one. Globally unique addresses are required
so that a network can interconnect with other networks
without renumbering.
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Nobody, including me, prevents you or someone else to using IP
addresses!
The term "Globally unique addresses" is useful if you mean PUBLIC part
of the network. In my own network I can use the address I like, not
involving the RIPE or any other organizations and rules. If I want to
interconnect with another network I should agree with the network only,
not with all the world.

----Your----------
The RIRs are not there to serve the Internet. They are
there to serve the users of IP technology which is
a bigger group than just the Internet. It is OK for
RIPE to provide services that are only needed on
the Internet, but it is not nice if RIPE would stop
providing services to IP users who are not connected
to the Internet.
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Not at all:
"The RIPE NCC is an independent, not-for-profit membership organisation
that supports the infrastructure of the Internet through technical
co-ordination in its service region. The most prominent activity of the
RIPE NCC is to act as the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) providing
global Internet resources and related services (IPv4, IPv6 and AS Number
resources) to members in the RIPE NCC service region."

The users, that not connected to the Internet, are not in scope of the
RIPE. IP is not the only network technology. And the network is not the
only activity in the World.