Can someone explain what this means concretely, does that mean you can decrypt stuff that uses? And if yes is there anything in the real world that actually uses it?
Lucie (she/her)
I’m a trans girl who likes maths and FOSS software
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World News@quokk.au•French far-right leader Marine Le Pen polling at record high ahead of 2027 electionEnglish
11·12 days agoShe was found guilt which if I remember correctly prevented her from running in the municipal elections (which she wasn’t planning to run for anyways) but she can still run for president. she also has to wear an electronic bracelet to track her, she said she would not run for president with it and has tried to appeal the decision, if the court finds she has to wear it, Jordan Bardella the new president of her party (RN) will most likely run in her place
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
World News@quokk.au•Turkey issues arrest warrant for Netanyahu, who calls Erdogan an 'antisemitic dictator'English
16·16 days agoYeah, I still think the image is funny tho
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Co-op scraps policy allowing trans staff to use toilets they ‘feel safest’English
1·17 days agoI mean maybe they genuinely do mean well and will let trans people use the bathroom they want, but from what i understand from the new policy the company is the one that decides which gendered bathroom people can use and they could decide to exclude trans people from the bathroom which they prefer to use. I guess we’ll have to see what happens, I hope I’m just being overly cautious
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Co-op scraps policy allowing trans staff to use toilets they ‘feel safest’English
1·17 days agoI know it was specifically for war crimes, if you read my comment again you’ll see that I mention that I believe that line of thinking should also extended to laws that perpetrate systemic inequalities. Then you mention that that defense only holds if you weren’t under duress, do you seriously believe that this company is under more duress than the Nazis were ?
Also I’m not arguing with you because you called me stupid, I’m doing because this is a subject that is important to me as I am myself trans
Finally, I agree that boycotting the company won’t change change the law, but first if the boycott is successful (which I do agree it has little chance of being) then companies that do this and see it impacts their bottom lines might reverse course, and second if I see a company is complicit in taking away my rights I won’t want to give them money
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Co-op scraps policy allowing trans staff to use toilets they ‘feel safest’English
11·17 days agoMugging generally doesn’t cause systemic injustices, complying with a mugging only hurts you whereas complying with fascism hurts everyone, especially minorities. The Nuremberg trials found that “just following orders” wasn’t a valid defense for war crimes, I don’t see why that couldn’t be extended to other forms of orders/laws that systemically hurt people
Edit: not to forget the Nazis faced much more of a threat if they didn’t comply than people do now under the current UK government
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Co-op scraps policy allowing trans staff to use toilets they ‘feel safest’English
53·19 days agoUm, yes? People who comply with fascists are themselves fascist
Lucie (she/her)@quokk.auto
World News@quokk.au•France’s new defender of rights marched in anti-marriage equality protestsEnglish
4·1 month agoSomething not mentioned in the article is that in 2024 he voted for a transphobic law that would have prevented minors from being called by their preferred name in school.


Also that proposition would violate the first article of the constitution since it says you can’t discriminate based on religion, won’t stop them from trying tho