After South Korea and Brazil, it is now France that shows that Presidents (also) have to follow the law
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After South Korea and Brazil, it is now France that shows that Presidents (also) have to follow the law.
Reuters: 'Former French President Sarkozy handed 5-year jail term'
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This contrary to the Supreme Court in the USA, which feels that Presidents can rule like kings.
And in contrast to Merrick Garland, who let Trump walk away scot-free from Jan 6th.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/french-court-deliver-verdict-sarkozy-corruption-trial-2025-09-25/
#Trump #Scotus #Garland #Sarkozy #RuleOfLaw -
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... i should airbrush a wizard onto the side of my gaming PC
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Did I get the math right? 438 house seats, 34 senate seats in group 2?
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@rmondello fun fact, when I worked at the original organisation - it was 100% a goal to never, ever cause a user to have to reauthenticate due to an app upgrade or anything, because it would reduce the logged-in active user count and potentially cause metrics churn. Actual metrics that got reported in public, quarterly reports - unlike the fantasy, he-can-simply-invent-user-numbers, figures shared these days.
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@chatcontrol What do we do now?
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The 2026 election seems like a great opportunity to run 472 DSA primary candidates.
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@neil you will almost certainly see me there!
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Who could have seen this coming? https://hachyderm.io/@rmondello/115471257262337897
https://mastodon.social/@zackwhittaker/115538435987842093
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@chatcontrol This IS illegal. HOW. *HOW*
