US warns French companies they must comply with Trump's diversity ban

Nah bud, accent is *chef's kiss*

let's just say that's not exactly French to comply

https://www.fiftyfifty.one/

They aren't really. At least not in any great numbers.

And that's part of the problem.

France does NOT fuck around when it comes to staunchly holding their own employment laws under internationally owned companies. If you want to fire someone, for example, you have to follow the French criteria, and it’s a complex and drawn out process that makes American MBAs melt like they’ve opened the Ark of the Covenant.

I hope you are right. This timeline usually shows the companies caving, keeping a bit of a difference from directive, selling it as a we won't change to their people and actually giving ground to the bullies so they can claim they won as well on conservative media. The polarization of the population makes it so their media won't overlap enough to cause real conflict, just enough to say the other "side" of the conflict is nuts ignore them.

Not really directed at you specifically, it’s just that it seems like the top response to Trump doing anything is that it’s just a distraction. I can’t really put my finger on exactly what it is about it that bugs me, but I think it just comes across as dismissive

Edit: I think it bothers me the most when it’s something in relation to a country other than the USA. Like fine, write off the stuff that only affects the US, but to hear things just shrugged off as “it’s only a distraction” from a citizen of the country where said things are really screwing us over is just irritating.

It’s like if someone just threw a handful of shit at you and someone else says “oh yeah that’s just a distraction 🤷”

Honestly not sure what you could mean or imply here..

I hope that’s true and I hope it happens. I’m concerned because I see examples like the administration successfully exerting pressure on other states to relax their law enforcement in cases like Romania’s prosecution of the Tate brothers.

The French actually enforce their laws. The US has assets in France that can be seized to cover fines if need be.

Yeah, awarding penalties doesn't mean anything if you can't enforce it.

They have meaning in France. The US doesn't have any say over that. If the US breaks those contracts then they can be sued in France and French judges can award them penalties.

You think that things like ‘laws’ and ‘contracts’ mean anything here in the US anymore? How cute.

It seems indeed, especially since they contacted companies with no presence in USA, and did not for other that have business there. Either random mediatic noise, either pure incompetence, either both.

Watch my left hand while I fuck you with my right fist

Not everything is a distraction and your country needs to stop dismissing everything as one


Most likely another "look over here" move.

Welp, there go all our business deals with France.

Like, how the fuck can you enforce that?

US Auditor: you have a DEI program?

CEO: non

US: what’s with all the woman, gays, and blacks?

CEO: they are jee most qualeefied

US: well…. Get more rich white men in here or we won’t be doing business.

CEO: zat sounds like affirmative action.

US: what?

Please forgive me trying to phonetically type a French accent, but again, this is some seriously dumb shit.

Where are people organizing? I’m older now and not as plugged in as I used to be.

They told him to fuck off, right?

Grow a fucking pair French Finance Minister Eric Lombard.

"Little Hands can go fuck himself if he doesn't like it."

When are these people going to fucking *attack* his narcissism?!