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France and Germany are still at war, just not overtly but in a covert feminine way. They very much butt head politically and economically. And as a French I wil
by seec 2y ago
France and Germany are still at war, just not overtly but in a covert feminine way.
They very much butt head politically and economically.
And as a French I will say I wish Germany would just fuck off because the political power they gained because of the industriousness of their rules abiding citizens is not very well deserved. They keep making terrible choices and try to force everyone into them.
It's not surprising to me that France is the country that created a revolution while Germany is the country that elected a dictator.
This is what Britain got right, the political projet is not going anywhere, there is just too much difference in heritage (in different meanings of the term) and I believe it is unreasonable to ask the citizens of each country to let go of those heritages. The differences exist for a reason and are keys to keep an equilibrium in power.
As for the economic project, it makes sense in a way it's much more efficient, but since monetary creation gives so much power in ou current system it is problematic in many ways. The standardization efforts are useful but forcing everyone into a dominant economic ideology is not serving everyone equally. Funniest thing is that Germany who was the one dominating the conversation, found a way to fuck up politically. Fiscally conscious but socially inept that is the way of the Germans.
All that being said, I'm all for the EU regulations concerning the DMA but it's just because our interests align and that's pretty much it.
France has an history of calling out Apple on their bullshit, so it's not like if there is no precedent.