bill guy the science nye @ethanf97.bsky.social · 07/09/2026Pictured: the GOP/general Boomer plan for the USA 031
bill guy the science nye @ethanf97.bsky.social · 28/04/2026Damn that’s crazy. Anyway, here’s a completely unrelated picture 000
bill guy the science nye @ethanf97.bsky.social · 21/03/2026I hope it’s as bloodless as possible, but also: 010
bill guy the science nye @ethanf97.bsky.social · 07/10/2025I don’t mean to alarm you, but I don’t think the economy is doing too well 060
bill guy the science nye @ethanf97.bsky.social · 06/07/2025His main point seems to be that we’ve collectively failed to stop capitalism and neoliberalism in time to make any meaningful change in the current system: 3958
![Those found guilty of indignité nationale were subject to a special penalty known as dégradation nationale ('national demotion') and, from September 30, 1944,[11] confiscation of property. Dégradation entailed:
Loss of the right to vote
Exclusion from elected office and public or semi-public positions
Dishonorable discharge from the military and loss of all decorations
Exclusion from management positions in businesses, banks, the press, and broadcasting
Exclusion from all positions in trade unions, professional organisations, the judiciary, education, journalism, and the Institut de France
Loss of the right to keep and bear arms
The duration of disqualification, from five years to life, was decided by the court on a case-by-case basis.[11] The courts could suspend but not lift the penalty for those who served in the Free French Forces or participated in the Resistance.[11] The courts were not allowed to choose a specific form of disqualification and had to invoke the whole set of bans or acquit the person.[11] The only elective punishments were the confiscation of property and a ban on living in certain areas.[11] The offenders sometimes lost their pension rights,](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:tjfoz4xs6g2qjx4kotgrjinw/bafkreifjsrhvislac7jqdus6yf55wj3w6hpez3btmarir7azaxhgdct7ba)
