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France’s far-right leader Le Pen guilty of embezzlement in ruling that could end her career

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  • J [email protected]

    That's not moving goalposts. Your original comment was stating the system was sound because the politician was convicted. The person you are replying to was refuting that based on other failures of the french court system.

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    Good point. Original Commenter (OC) is claiming a specificity after the fact when initially they were claiming a generality.

    As a reader though, OC's meaning came across in my first reading. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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    • M [email protected]

      I wonder if she'll write a book about her struggle

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      Ma Lutte?

      Sounds like a medieval guitar.

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      • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

        Summary

        A French court found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling over €3 million in EU funds, potentially ending her 2027 presidential bid.

        The judge ruled Le Pen and 24 others misused European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016 to pay National Rally party staff, calling it a deliberate scheme, not an error.

        Prosecutors had sought five years’ prison and a public office ban. Even with an appeal, a provisional execution could bar her candidacy.

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        provisional execution could bar her candidacy.

        Well, execution will definitely put a crimp in her political plans.

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        • J [email protected]

          Instead the Felon is now President, collapsing the economy, threatening sovereignty of multiple countries and likely to start a civil war... much better

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          It is better, it is our destiny. Decided by and for the people. The quality of our lives may improve or deteriorate but it's our destiny and there is nothing "better" than that.

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          • P [email protected]

            If she's banned from running it will be the first instance of a western liberal country reacting appropriately to the resurgence of fascism. Good on France.

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            Nah, not the first.

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            • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

              Summary

              A French court found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling over €3 million in EU funds, potentially ending her 2027 presidential bid.

              The judge ruled Le Pen and 24 others misused European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016 to pay National Rally party staff, calling it a deliberate scheme, not an error.

              Prosecutors had sought five years’ prison and a public office ban. Even with an appeal, a provisional execution could bar her candidacy.

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              Well, as a politician the more your disrespect law the more you are likely to be elected (hi Sarkozy, hi Trump)

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              • x00z@lemmy.worldX [email protected]

                This is about France and not the USA.

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                I thought this was about the human species being cooked.

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                • microwave@lemmy.worldM [email protected]

                  Summary

                  A French court found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling over €3 million in EU funds, potentially ending her 2027 presidential bid.

                  The judge ruled Le Pen and 24 others misused European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016 to pay National Rally party staff, calling it a deliberate scheme, not an error.

                  Prosecutors had sought five years’ prison and a public office ban. Even with an appeal, a provisional execution could bar her candidacy.

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                  Is Trump now going to demand that the French government pardon her?

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                  • A [email protected]

                    It is better, it is our destiny. Decided by and for the people. The quality of our lives may improve or deteriorate but it's our destiny and there is nothing "better" than that.

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                    Well the "destiny" you chose for yourselves is burning the world ... "We" certainly didn't choose that

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                    • kn0wmad1c@programming.devK [email protected]

                      "could" end it.

                      Are we cooked as a species? Embezzlement is a pretty big crime. She should be going to jail and it should most definitely end her political aspirations

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                      Are we cooked as a species?

                      Yes, and it's by design.

                      Parents who have sold themselves out also condition their children to do the same thing.

                      The people who are taken advantage of the most are the ones who never realize it.

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