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  • you define France by…

    Yes and no. You don’t define a Lemmy community or a group of people like that. You may at best define a country, but that wasn’t what I pointed out, nor is it what was stated.

    France by its government, medias, and the propaganda believed by the overwhelming majority of its population, seems like a fair shortcut,

    No. That’s the whole point. Because as soon as that line of thought is cautioned, you only need a drop of social or economic domination to create a racist trend.


  • Correction : Someone states a French speaking community should be defederated on the basis of being pro-French

    This is not what was posted or claimed.

    If you really hate the current actions of France then we have the same “values”/beliefs/ideology

    Define the actions of France. Is that of the French government? Is that of the French people? If it is of the French people considering there is basically a third econoLibs, a third racist and a third normal people in France at the moment, which third are you referring to? When considering the neoliberals, are you splitting the ones who are really neoliberals and the ones who just had neoliberal propaganda dumped onto them?

    I personally despise what the French government is up to, the country’s current constitution and its authoritarian uses. But French people / France is also Solidaires/SUD, bars like le saint sauveur in Paris (historic antifa bar)… People are not a stable mix, and you can take the most hideous imperialistic regime and still find decent people in the country. Rejection of people or communities based on prejudice and labelling is scaringly close to racism.


  • To admit to being french is to admit to being liberal at best.

    Born in a country = be liberal at best.

    Would the rest of your post be different I would classify this as a top racism.

    Claiming and defending being ‘French’ perpetuates what Fanon called the compartments of the colonial world.

    Which is totally the opposite of what happened. Someone calls out an instance for being French and I just pointed that out as being xenophobic. Now your whole argumentations would tend to prove that I was correct in the first place and that judging people for being born somewhere is being xenophobic.

    Those who take offence at a rejection of ‘French’, ‘German’, ‘British’, ‘Australian’, etc, need to ask themselves what it is they are claiming allegiance to.

    Those who confuse the rejection of a country with the rejection of the people living in that country need to ask themselves what it is they are claiming allegiance to.


  • On my app, I don’t see the flag. But i don’t give a shit about flags in the first place. Mixing in an agressive manner people, countries and Lemmy communities is plain stupid. And flag wavers deserve the cold shoulder in my book, whatever flags they wave.

    As for the rest of your diatribe, I don’t know of a single country that can be proud of its past. Countries are shit. And mixing nations / people / countries is a shit xenophobic attitude.

    She’s not “racist”, since she doesn’t hate me for being french

    Yeah cool. Someone states a French speaking community should be defederated on the basis of being French, starts insulting the people but they’re not xenophobic, they have a French friend. That line of argumentation is the worst you could do.






  • Wanting to defederate because of a nationality.

    Calling an entire people racialist punks.

    Being called out out and defending as “that’s a right wing argument”

    Calling a community which is against imperialism, nationalism, and racism : “racist chauvinists who’ll justify colonialism and genocide”

    Are you sure you’re all right? I understood this to be a leftist space, are you even in the right community ?



  • I’m seeing quite a few misconceptions here and just like to clarify things a bit.

    Jlai.lu is a French speaking instance with a majority of French users but also some Belgian, Canadian and Swiss users. The Luxembourg extension is pretty much the same as Redd.it being Italian, with the exact same pun used.

    The instance is (European scale) left leaning, with a few leftists being very active (anarchists, communists, socialists…) and a majority of libs, most being libs, some left-leaning libs, a few econolibs. Fascists are immediately kicked out when identified, right-wingers usually end downvoted when explaining their views but are allowed. For context fascists are currently 1/3 to 1/2 of voters in France, depending on the cutoff you use, the whole right pushing to fascism for fear of socdem trying to be social.

    An ass launched the idea of defederating hexbear for personal reasons, which turned into a few hexbear users becoming a nuisance on the thread.

    The instance admin opened the idea of defederating here and hexbear as a discussion. I don’t know why lemmygrad was mentioned at all. Hexbear defederated from their side.

    Votes were cast on people reacting to the ass-thread more than real checking as there are very few interaction between the instances.

    Jlailu admin stated that they were thinking about the issue and saw the vote as food for thought but not as a direct decision maker to defederate. Admin is against defederation. At no point is it deemed unavoidable. A few users have tried to point to “problematic” content, usually ending on whatever (didn’t spend the energy cross checking, every instance has shitposts for who digs, admins having a life offline).

    Not much to add except that translations are bound to hurt. In France :

    Communism is seen as either a slur from people not knowing what it is or as an achieved form, but still usually including some actors of transition (Lenin, Sankara) but excluding others (Stalin, Xi). Don’t ask why, that’s not the point, it’s just that’s how french language evolved and the context needed if you start to dig.

    Also, the French socialist party has become right-wing soc-dem (left wing socdem being LFI). The french communist party is… Something, not sure it’s leftist (closest to communist/Marxist/socialist parties would be NPA or luttes ouvrières). So the words really need context.





  • Au passage, pour celles qui ont encore une pilosité faciale a raser, je recommande les rasoirs de sécurité a l’ancienne, avec des lames merkur, un blaireau milieu de gamme et un bon savon (pas besoin du truc de ouf, et je recommande oméga en rapport qualité-prix pour ces deux éléments)

    Ça rase vraiment mieux, le risque de coupure est minime (c’est facile a apprendre par rapport a un coupe chou mais ça rase aussi bien), et a la fin de la journée le poil est toujours invisible.

    Voilà, mes conseils de vieux cis hétéro.

    Bisoux et bon courages a toutes face a ce monde hostile.


  • Points clés:

    1. Ça commence

    Cela faisait des mois que vous vous sentiez fatigués,

    1. Stade d’urgence.

    que vous ne parveniez plus à dormir correctement, que vous étiez à cran,

    1. Stade ou l’arrêt est quasi-obligatoire pour s’en remettre

    tombiez malades ou ressentiez des douleurs à différents endroits du corps plus régulièrement. Parfois, vous souffriez d’acouphènes sans pouvoir l’expliquer.

    1. Stade d’effondrement, ça prends des mois de s’en remettre.

    Peut-être n’étiez-vous même plus capables de réfléchir et de retenir les informations comme avant.

    1. Le stade ou c’est vraiment très tard pour s’en rendre compte:

    Et puis un jour, votre corps vous lâche. Entre crises de larmes et incapacité à vous lever, vous venez d’atteindre le stade 4 du “mal du siècle” : le burn-out.

    Sinon je vais faire mon français:

    “Il y a des techniques qui permettent aux entreprises de garder la même performance sans entraver le bien-être des travailleurs.” Proposer des horaires flexibles, des salles de repos ou du télétravail en fait partie, tout comme l’ajustement temporaire du contenu concret du travail ou encore la possibilité de suivre des formations à l’utilisation de nouvelles technologies.

    Pour moi l’ordre est plutôt :

    • adapter la charge/délai. Reconnaitre une urgence comme telle et garder en tête que si on est en urgence plus de 6 semaines par an c’est structurel.
    • horaires flex mais pas dans le sens faire bosser les gens en dehors des horaires facile.
    • TT c’est pas si simple. Il y a des gens qui n’y arrivent pas, et de toute façon ca concerne que le personnel de bureau. Sinon je fais le ménage en TT. TT partiel oui.

    Nous sommes plus en faveur d’un management responsable qui motive et responsabilise le travailleur.

    Ou comment traduire: "laissez les chefs cheffer sans support et mettez leur des indicateurs. Continuer a charger la mule. Vérifiez LA pression du chef, changez le quand il montre des signes d’usures ou s’il est a plat. "

    Enfin, Securex précise qu’un “programme d’aide aux employés” (PAE) peut également être fourni par les entreprises. “Ce PAE se présente sous la forme d’une ligne d’assistance téléphonique disponible 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7, offrant un soutien pour les problèmes personnels et professionnels qui pourraient affecter leur bien-être. Ces sessions, courtes et axées sur la résolution de problèmes, sont données par des psychologues qualifiés et formés, garantissant une assistance professionnelle et efficace.”

    En France on a des numéros vert! C’est pareil, mais offert par les impôts, avec un service ou le manager a été responsabilisé pour motiver le travailleur.