Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?

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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by Obamot » 06/07/22, 01:33

phil59 wrote:Maybe already a question: "Why"?

Because : Mrgreen: : Idea:

Fraud begins in government...
This is what I feared and what really happened (finally tomorrow: motion of censure...)
The Macron government is acting in force, as if there had been no legislative elections

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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 11/07/22, 15:58

Almost damn good phishing:
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I received it yesterday in my mailbox but it's not new: https://www.lequotidien.re/actualites/f ... -internet/
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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by Obamot » 11/07/22, 18:04

So how do we advertise MacDo OinOin (LeRetour)...? : Cheesy:

(and in addition to eating McDonalds at his sponsor, he would like to come and spread his jam in medicine without proof, pffffff) : Cheesy:
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by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 11/07/22, 19:24

Ridiculed all alone, like an acorn, the Ouaoua! CQFD. : Mrgreen:
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by Obamot » 11/07/22, 19:48

“Damn my pig, €42 anyway, it was Halail or Karcher :?: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: Oh no "Phishing” it was McFish, ch'uis kon

(lol c'ke you suck pffffffffff...) CQQFD
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by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 11/07/22, 20:01

"Break off you poor bastard".
https://www.lequotidien.re/actualites/f ... -internet/
: Mrgreen: CQFD that you are and not just a little, pathetic troll.
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by Obamot » 11/07/22, 20:14

Damn, another 2nd order at 60€, what did you get this time...? Do you actually go there often? : Mrgreen:

Mc Drive? : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by Exnihiloest » 12/07/22, 22:10

phil59 wrote:I repeat, this is nothing new.

This is the number that exploded, with people having had a lot of time to think, when you're stuck at home...
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I don't believe this is the main cause. The moral sense is in free fall, the cause no doubt of decades of resignation in the education of children and young people (institutions and parents). And today, these young people who were allowed to do what they wanted without showing them where the limits are, are adults.
The principle in the minds of these individuals is that if you can be scammed, then you deserve to be, you're too stupid. And if it's an institution or a company that can be scammed, then all the more reason to do it, since that's what they would also do and legally since they are part of the "system".
This is the new morality, which allows you to scam with a clear conscience.
And it is at all levels. The least underling of a hotline for wild prospecting by telephone, who hangs up on you as soon as he understands that he won't get anything from you, has the same moral sense as high-level scammers. Only their level in the ability to benefit from their misdeeds makes the difference.
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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by Janic » 13/07/22, 07:47

05/07/22, 21:04
Maybe already a question: "Why"?
because cheating is a state of mind, and a national, even world sport, and no sanction can and will never be able to put an end to it, it is in human nature which is not and no longer hampered by so-called barriers spiritual.
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Re: Has France become a country of organized professional fraud?




by Ahmed » 13/07/22, 14:45

The "morality" referred to, however, generated that which is currently lamented here, curious, isn't it? : Mrgreen:
More fundamentally, the set of behaviors required in a given society at a particular time arise from the need to preserve its structure, so there is no need to invoke any idealism.
In the first case, that of a society of production and relatively moderate in its dissipation of energy, the veneration of labor and property predominates. As it evolved into a consumer society and a global distribution of supplies, this "rigor" became a brake and the egotistical hedonism of consumerism imposed itself very logically: miss Mark Thatcher proclaimed, "The company does not exist and, in the same vein, Sarkozy declared, I have an uninhibited relationship with money.
It is therefore simply an adaptive phenomenon which is still in progress and which will still see very different orientations because of that of current society, with this tropism that I had pointed out for a very long time towards a return to authoritarianism A stronger State and an individual reorientation towards seemingly more traditional values ​​(economy, reuse, between aid) due to the progressive bogging down of economies and the disastrous policies that this generates in terms of geopolitical strategies.
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